Pork Prices

SwineCast 0640, Moving Towards Pricing Transparency In Hog Markets

Download mp3SwineCast 0640 Show Notes:
  • Producer and National Pork Producers Association Board Member, Indiana's Mark Legan, discusses efforts to ensure accurate price discovery and reporting in light of changing delivery trends.

Chris Hurt - Hog Forecast 2010


Hog Forecast 2010 - Chris Hurt - Purdue University, from the 2010 Midwest Pork Conference, September 15, 2010, Danville, IN, USA.

SwineCast 0533, Price Reporting Analysis Issued By Kansas State Economist

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mp3SwineCast 0533 Show Notes:
  • Kansas State economist Ted Schroeder discusses a recent research release of the nation's wholesale voluntary pork price reporting system and whether improvements could be made.

SwineCast 0301 for May 9 2008

SwineCast 0301 Show Notes:

  • Economist Steve Meyers discusses Pork Management presentation and the next year's industry outlook
  • SwineCast blogger Mark Greenwood steps up to look at management steps to make sure you and your lender continue the big dance
  • Food inflation will be hitting the U.S. consumer in a big way... and they'll think you're responsible. Get traction on answering the questions you'll be asked.

Swine Industry Update: It is worse in the EU

Mark Greenwood
March 2008
 

It is not getting any better – The losses are continuing in the swine industry. This past month feed prices kept going up while hog prices improved some but not near enough. Losses in the open market are still close to $40 a head and everyone keeps wondering when will it get better and what do prices have to get to before we start getting profitable? Well, the first thing we need to do is to somehow get supply reduced. The last cold storage report shows that we have an abundant supply of product. Even though exports have been very good we need to reduce supply to get any significant improvement in prices.

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