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September 26, 2022
Industry Economics & Trade
trade of cattle, hides, and other aspects of
the broader … the broader industry to other projects. This project outlines … consider spillover impacts on other sectors such as allied industries …
November 24, 2023
Management
but poses challenges for others.
Businesses and governments … these impacts can affect other businesses. For example … indirect business taxes + other property type income
• …
July 1, 2010
Animal ID & Traceability
educational purposes. All other rights reserved. In
each … animal health,
marketing, and other purposes, the need is evident … attractive to producers,
while meeting the goals for which they …
June 15, 2015
Grain Market Outlook
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from 1,174 mmt in “current” MY 2014/15, and 1,127 mmt in MY 2013/14. Projected World corn ending stocks
of 195.2 mmt (19.7% S/U) in “new crop” MY 2015/16 are down marginally from 197.0 mmt (20.2% S/U) in
“current” MY 2014/15, but up from 174.5 mmt (18.3% S/U) in MY 2013/14. With closing CME NOV‐2015
soybean futures of $9.04 ¼ and CME DEC‐2015 corn futures of $3.69 ½ on 6/12/2015, the soybean/corn price
ratio of 2.45 still favors the planting of soybeans in the U.S. in 2015. The development of volatile weather
patterns in 2015 such as “El Nino” may cause production problems for corn and other coarse grains in parts o …
July 16, 2014
Grain Market Outlook
s exist to
more than “cover” or “mitigate” 2014 U.S. hard red winter wheat production shortfalls in the Central and
Southern plains states, and that no other major threats to World w … ent – such as substantially lower wheat
production in North America or other major wheat producing regions of the World, or geopolitically‐driven
disruptions to trade World wheat markets in such places as the Middle East or the Black Sea region. Unless or
until such disruptive events as these would occur, World wheat market prospects are pointing to steady‐to‐
lower World wheat prices.
USDA U.S. Wheat Forecast for “New Crop” MY 2014/15: Compared to a year earlier, the USDA projected
lower 2014 U.S. wheat production, reduced wheat usage, an increase in U.S. wheat ending stocks and %
stocks‐to‐use, and lower prices in “new crop” MY 2014/15. The USDA’s projected “new crop” market scenario
is: 56.5 million acres (ma) planted, 46.2 ma harvested, 81.9% harvested‐to‐planted acres, 43.1 bu/ac yield (up
from 42.3 bu/ac a month ago), a 1.992 billion bushel (bb) 2014 U.S. wheat crop (up 50 million bushels or ‘mb’),
2.741 bb total supplies (up 46 mb), 900 mb exports (down 25 mb), 2.081 bb total use (down 40 mb), 660 mb
ending stocks (up 86 mb), 31.7% ending stocks‐to‐use (up from 27.1%), and $6.60 average price per bu. (range
of $6.00 to $7.20) – down from $7.00 /bu.
KSU U.S. Wheat Forecast for “New Crop” MY 2014/15: KSU projections of “new crop” MY 2014/15 supply‐
demand balances and prices are as follows: a) “Likely Production” Scenario: 65% prob. of 46.2 ma harvested,
43.1 bu/ac, 1.992 bb 2014 U.S. wheat production, 2.741 bb U.S. wheat supplies, 900 mb exports, 2.081 bb total
use, 660 mb ending stocks, 31.7% S/U, & $6.10 /bu; b) “Low Production” Scenario: 20% prob. of 45.4 ma
harvested, low yields of 41.1 bu/ac (both harvested acres and yield lower than USDA), 1.868 bb 2014 U.S.
wheat production, 2.628 bb U.S. wheat supplies, 890 mb exports, 2.061 bb total use, 567 mb ending stocks,
27.5% S/U, & $6.55 /bu; and c) “Expected Production – Higher Exports” Scenario: 15% prob. of 46.2 ma
harvested, yields of 43.1 bu/ac, 1.992 bb 2014 U.S. wheat production, 2.741 bb U.S. wheat supplies, 1.050 bb
exports (up 150 mb from USDA forecast), 2.231 bb total use, 510 mb ending stocks, 22.9% S/U, & $7.50 /bu.
USDA World Wheat: World wheat total supplies of 889.5 mmt in “new crop” MY 2014/15 are down marginally
from 889.8 mmt in “old crop” MY 2013/14, but up from 854.9 mmt in MY 2012/13. Projected World wheat
ending stocks in “new crop” MY 2014/15 of 189.5 mmt (27.0% S/U) are up from 184.3 mmt (26.1% S/U) in MY
2013/14, and from 175.6 mmt (25.9% S/U) in MY 2012/13.
For market perspective these levels of World wheat stocks need to be analyzed relative to the historic World
wheat stocks minimum of 129.4 mmt (21.0% S/U) in MY 2007/08. Year‐over‐year increases are projected for
wheat exports in “new crop” MY 2014/15 for Argentina (+4.5 mmt), Brazil (+0.4 mmt), and Russia (+1.0 mmt),
with decreases forecast for the U.S. (‐7.7 mmt), Australia (‐0.5 mmt), Canada (‐1.5 mmt), the EU (‐2.5 mmt),
India (‐2.4 mmt), Kazakhstan (‐2.4 mmt), and Ukraine (‐0.5 mmt). …
July 30, 2015
Animal Well-Being
animal sold, while the other half of respondents were … members are no longer just meeting in the grocery store
meat … meat section, they are also meeting at the voting booth. Recently …
September 1, 2012
Compensation
plans
If can not physically meet use technology If can not … technology If can not physically meet—use technology
CommunicationCommunication
… minimize
Cannot be eliminated
Other Employee Management
Considerations
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September 1, 2012
Management
plans
If can not physically meet use technology If can not … technology If can not physically meet—use technology
CommunicationCommunication
… minimize
Cannot be eliminated
Other Employee Management
Considerations
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September 3, 2017
Section 5: Long-Range Planning (FINLRB)
Retirement & Medicare: Earned 40 credits
• Disability: Meet definition of disability AND have worked long
enough, and recently enough to qualify
• … Calculate Preliminary AGI: wages, pension dollars,
dividends, realized capital gains, taxable interest from
investments, annuities, rental income and other sources.
Add tax‐exempt interest (if any) plus 50% of Social Security
benefits – …
February 16, 2014
Land Leasing
Forms
information about this and other leases, visit http://AgLease101.org
Table … loan origination fee or other fees that effectively
raise … manufacturer. However, many other
local and national financial …