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September 14, 2016
Agribusiness Papers
from a satellite image.
Other maps are also available … during a strategic planning meeting, please contact Dr. Brian … with the cooperatives and other contacts to make sure we …
September 4, 2017
Section 7: Interpreting Financial Statement Results
of your farm business to
meet financial obligations as … asset-turnover rate. If, on the other
hand, the turnover is … lvst,
brdg lvst & other income items
– Feeder …
of your farm business to
meet financial obligations as … asset-turnover rate. If, on the other
hand, the turnover is … lvst,
brdg lvst & other income items
– Feeder …
October 1, 2019
2019 Crop Insurance Workshop Presentations
levels in over 100 years.•Other countries retaliated;•World … ’80’s.
Winners: The US Steel Industry as they raised domestic prices to meet foreign prices plus the tariff.
Losers: US Steel Consumers (Farmers), as the cost of bins and equipment went up; and soybeans went down.
The first shots in the US vs. China Trade War
March 2018 US …
May 1, 2024
INDUSTRY COUNCIL (PPIC) FALL MEETING
NASHVILLE, TN
MAY 1, 2024
Agricultural … WTP for Shoulder, but not other pork products,
harms producers … promotional
investments, & other factors need future assessment
Currently …
August 30, 2021
Ag Law Issues
test. The Court held that the other two requirements
were satisfied … complaint to include numerous other states where
it had members … Montana Beef Council and the other state beef councils
had …
November 27, 2018
Grain Market Outlook
Moderate Strength in U.S. Corn Exports: In recent weeks, U.S. corn export shipments have been
neutral – marginally behind the pace needed to meet the USDA’s November 8th … … Uncertain Prospects for South American Corn Production in 2019: As a result of what can be
formally termed to be a “trade war” between China and the United States, China’s soybean export
purchases have shifted completely away from the U.S. to Argentina, Brazil and other non‐U.S. World
soybean producing countries. The export price difference between locations in Brazil and the U.S. are
estimated to be more than $2.00 per bushel when converted to U.S. dollars. Given this price
differential favoring South American soybeans, it makes sense that South American farmers will have
an incentive to increase their soybean acreage and production in 2019 (Figures 14 & 15abc).
Early planting progress for soybeans in Brazil is ahead of historical pace, with indications that soybean
acreage will be increased – likely drawing acres away from first crop Brazilian corn (which typically
accounts for 1/3 of the Brazil corn crop). The second Brazilian corn crop – much of which typically
enters World export markets – will be planted on harvested soybean acres in early 2019.
Consequently, IF there is a sizable acreage shift toward soybean acres in South America in 2019, and if
those acres come from corn, THEN lower World corn production will help support prices in late Winter –
Spring 2019.
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December 13, 2018
Grain Market Outlook
In recent weeks, U.S. corn export shipments have been “neutral‐to‐negative” – marginally behind
the pace needed to meet the USDA’s December 11t … mb, respectively.
These were moderately behind the pace of 48.2 mb needed to meet the USDA forecast of 2.450
bb. At the most recent 5‐week pace, U.S. corn exports would reach 2.151 bb by the end of the
marketing year – down 299 mb from the USDA December 11th projection.
o …
June 8, 2016
KFMA Research
profitability of technology in other studies. Besides Olson and … few farms
have abandoned other technologies such as GPS … Precision
Agriculture. Annual Meeting of the American Agricultural …
June 28, 2018
Hedging & Options
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In our interviews for this study, we visited with some 40 individuals representing about 30
different organizations or firms. Information collected included documenting the specific nature
of strengths, weaknesses, and concerns with current delivery methods; exploring how various
modifications or alternatives to executing delivery might occur; and assessing the strengths and
weaknesses of new alternative delivery methods. Furthermore, because the topic of discussion
naturally led to other relevant issues, we leveraged this project to provide information gleaned
on related issues. Each group of stakeholders we visited with had a unique perspective because
of their role in the industry, the location of their operations, structural character of their
business, and how they utilize live cattle futures. Every individual we visited with had
considerable experience in some aspect of live cattle contract design, hedging, speculating,
making or taking delivery, marketing services, market surveillance and regulation, market
consulting, or contract management. The amount of thought and consideration these
individuals had given this topic were a testament to its importance to the industry.
Data from USDA AMS, CME Group, and CFTC were collected and utilized to assess issues
relative to deliverable supplies, deliverable capacity, pricing systems, deliveries, microstructure
of contract trade volume, and basis. Published literature was reviewed and utilized to
document the existing body of published works relative to issues associated with the live cattle
contract.
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