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Hog prices and profits are way up right now. One of the primary reasons is a terrible disease known as African swine fever, which has been boosting prices since April.
Read More about How Hog Diseases Impact Supply, Demand and ProfitWe examine the competitiveness of wheat production for important international wheat regions using 2013 to 2017 data from the agri benchmark network.
Read More about International Benchmarks for Wheat Production (2019)We examine the competitiveness of soybean production for important international soybean regions using 2013 to 2017 data from the agri benchmark network.
Read More about International Benchmarks for Soybean Production (2019)We examine the competitiveness of corn production for important international corn regions using 2013 to 2017 data from the agri benchmark network.
Read More about International Benchmarks for Corn Production (2019)A spreadsheet to create pro-forma income and sources and uses of funds statements, and to compute repayment capacity and liquidity measures.
Read More about Pro forma Financial StatementsExamine recent trends in feed costs for farrow-to-finish and swine finishing enterprises, and the impact of changes in corn and soybean meal prices on swine finishing feed cost.
Read More about Prospects for Swine Feed Costs in 2019Recorded April 1, 2019 | Purdue agricultural economists Michael Langemeier and James Mintert review the crop outlook following the March 29th USDA’s Prospective Planting and Grain Stocks reports.
Read More about Spring 2019 Corn & Soybean OutlookHog prices have been struggling so far this year. In February, USDA estimated live prices were $39.04 per hundredweight, the lowest February price in 16 years dating back to 2003.
Read More about Low Hog Prices to Start the YearThe factors impacting feeding cost of gain and cattle finishing net returns are discussed. After dropping below $75 per cwt in May 2018, feeding cost of gain increased to $80.31 in December.
Read More about Factors Impacting Feeding Cost of Gain and Cattle Finishing Net ReturnsPurdue Extension specialists in Agricultural Economics, Agronomy, and Botany & Plant Pathology collaborate to provide a resource to project financials for the upcoming cropping year. This is the March 2019 updated guide.
Read More about 2019 Crop Cost and Return Guide