With the rising price of pork, farmers must raise pigs themselves, but many farmers are not professional, so with the rising price of pork, farmers can't raise too many pigs themselves.

I grew up in the countryside. There were many pigs in my family at that time. At most, I have a 10! Limited by conditions, 10 pigs is almost the limit of raising pigs in a family.

Moreover, it is not easy to raise pigs. It is not only good to feed pigs, but also to bear all kinds of risks. Since the price of pork has risen, the cost of raising pigs will also rise. For farmers, the profit is still not high, and everyone will not raise pigs collectively because of the price increase of pork.

To say the least, the market changes because of supply and demand prices. If the price of pork rises, farmers raise pigs themselves, raising too many pigs, and the price suddenly drops, it will still be bad for farmers. Therefore, many farmers will not raise many pigs themselves because of the price increase of pork, and raising many pigs themselves will take great risks.

Since the price of pork can go up, there must be market reasons, and raising pigs is not so easy. How can we raise pigs without any conditions? In any case, when the price of pork rises, farmers will certainly raise pigs themselves, but the number of pigs is definitely limited.

The price increase of pork is certainly beneficial to farmers, but this benefit is not obvious. Now many farmers like to go out to work to earn money, and the money earned by working is definitely much more cost-effective than raising pigs at home, so many farmers will not do farm work and raise pigs at home now.

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