The so called financial crisis has had a great impact on agriculture and animal husbandry, as well a

Generally speaking, the two industries you picked are relatively less dependent on the business cycle; You'll also want to explain whether you're considering the global market or just the Chinese market, as the two are not exactly the same.

First of all, there should be no major changes in livestock holdings, especially from a global perspective, the financial crisis will not cause a large number of people to switch to vegetarian diets, but it may affect the way people consume food (from mid-to-high-end restaurants to fast food restaurants or self-cooking; So McDonald's and some food companies are doing well, and McKinsey's latest report has some analysis - I can send you if I need to) Of course people may try to save money, but in general there is not much space; The corresponding feed, veterinary drugs and breeding industries will not be too affected; There is also an online pet medicine sales company in the U.S. that has recently seen a significant uptick in performance because it can help consumers reduce their performance**.

The global and Chinese markets in the pharmaceutical industry each face their own opportunities and challenges; Globally, most companies are under increased pressure from health insurers to procure medicines, as welfare state spending on medicines has been out of control for a long time. The new ** of the United States also has to take drastic medicine on this; In addition, the decline in the efficiency of new drug research and development has also led to a sharp decline in profits for many companies; At present, the pharmaceutical reform in China is not clear, but in general, the upward trend has not changed, so we should still maintain a cautious and optimistic attitude.

First, the overall decline of agricultural products. The downward pressure on domestic agricultural products will continue to increase. This is one of the aspects where we feel that the international financial crisis has had a greater impact on our country's agricultural and rural economy, that is, the overall decline of agricultural products.

Second, it is difficult for migrant workers to find employment, and the number of jobs has been greatly reduced.

Third, the export of advantageous agricultural products has been blocked.

Fourth, difficulties have increased in the development of township and town enterprises and the processing of agricultural products. Since the outbreak of the international financial crisis, many small and medium-sized township enterprises and agricultural product processing enterprises have faced difficulties in production and operation, and there has been a shortage of funds, insufficient operation, and a decline in economic efficiency.

In the event of an economic crisis, the **** of agricultural products creates an illusion of oversupply, and in the later stage of the crisis, due to production capacity problems, it will be accompanied by famine. (Ref. 1929 U.S. Economic Crisis).

The direct impact of the financial crisis on China's agriculture is in several ways:

1) From the sharp rise in agricultural and sideline products at the beginning of the year, ** up about 150% from last year, to the roller coaster that began in July in the second half of the year, ** fell back to the level of November of the previous year. For example, soybeans soared all the way at the beginning of the year, and finally returned to the same place.

2) Due to the problem of agricultural products, farmers' incomes have been impacted, and the consumption ratio will drop by 2-5%.

3) The loss of land also causes damage to the interests of farmers.

In order to cope with the economic crisis and prevent China's agriculture from experiencing a major decline due to the economic crisis, several measures have been introduced to deal with the economic crisis.

The state has explicitly increased this year's grain purchases**, in order to stabilize grain items, and then stabilize related industries. Secondly, the minimum bottom line of agricultural land is set at 18 trillion mu. Finally, of the country's 4 trillion yuan investment to expand domestic demand, about 800 billion yuan is related to agriculture and agriculture-related industries, including rural road reconstruction, electricity renovation, and northeast freight railway renovation, etc., with the aim of preventing agriculture from slipping and repeating the mistakes of American agriculture during the 1929 U.S. economic crisis.

China is still a country with a high proportion of agriculture and a large population base, so the proportion of agriculture in China should be very heavy for a long time. Therefore, the blow to the multi-pesticide industry is not too big. Coupled with the support of the state's stupid song policy, it is still better.

It's not a big impact! China's pesticides themselves are based on the domestic market!