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April 25, 2018
outlook … Beef Industry Outlook
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April 25, 2018 Chicago … TonsorGlynn
Overarching Beef Industry
Economic Outlook
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September 21, 2019
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Beef Cattle Market Outlook
Overarching Beef Industry … hing Beef Industry
Economic Outlook
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February 20, 2020
outlook … Beef Cattle
Market Outlook
Glynn T. Tonsor
Dept. of … Overarching Beef Industry
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February 21, 2020
outlook … Beef Cattle
Market
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Glynn T. Tonsor
Dept. of … Overarching Beef Industry
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November 12, 2015
outlook … Beef Cattle
Market Outlook
Glynn Tonsor
Dept. of Agricultural … University
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Overarching Beef Industry
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October 1, 2019
2019 Ag Lenders Conference Presentations
outlook … … ching Beef Industry Economic Outlook
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August 1, 2019
General Sessions
outlook … Beef Industry
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Glynn T. Tonsor
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Overarching Beef Industry
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April 17, 2024
Hog Pricing
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March 25, 2019
Grain Market Outlook
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Wheat Market Outlook in March 2019
Daniel O’Brien – Extension Agricultural Economist, K‐State Research and Extension
March 25, 2019
A … Wheat Market Overview
Hard red winter wheat market prices in the U.S. have weakened considerably since late January
2019. Ongoing weakness in export shipments of U.S. wheat on the one hand, and declining prospects
for future U.S. wheat export sales on the other, have been the main causes along with general
bearishness across grain futures prices.
In Fall‐Winter 2018 prospects for short wheat crops among some major World wheat exporters
improved prospects for U.S. export sales in the later part of the “current” 2018/19 marketing year
(MY). “Current” MY 2018/19 began on 6/1/2018 and will finish on 5/31/2019. In particular, short
crops in the Black Sea Region countries of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan, parts of the European
Union (France and other countries), and Australia were of concern.
However, a combination of #1) large carryover stocks in World markets from “old crop” MY
2017/18, #2) successful wheat crops in many other exporting and importing countries in the World,
and #3) the willingness of the Black Sea Region countries to sell down their domestic reserve stocks
to maintain their export market shares, worked together to limit any improvement in U.S. wheat
exports, and consequently limit any price gains from such an event.
The selling off of domestic inventories may have allowed Russia and other countries to have
maintained their export market shares in “current” MY 2018/19, but it makes them more vulnerable
to any repeated crop shortfalls that could occur in “new crop” MY 2019/20 – which will begin on June
1, 2019. The risk of tightening stocks is that these countries place themselves at risk to the effect of
market shortfalls in the future – because they have reduced their “buffer” stocks.
Going forward, it seems that wheat production risk in the major exporting countries – including
the United States, Russia, Ukraine, Australia, and the European Union – will be the key driving factor
in U.S. grain markets in year 2019. The possibility of rumored sizable increases in Chinese purchases
of U.S. wheat and other agricultural products IF a trade agreement between the U.S. and China is
completed could provide a surprise boost to U.S. wheat exports in coming months. But it seems
judiciou …
December 28, 2016
Grain Market Outlook
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Corn Market Outlook in December 2016
Danie … … …