Add to ORKGIn choosing the most profitable market for your hogs, you must decide both when and where to market. There are differentials between markets. What do they mean in relation to your choosing the place to market
In our article, Heading for Greater Hog Profits, last month, we outlined a new principle for recom...
In 1947, hog production in North Dakota was an important enterprise comprising roughly 15% of the to...
Price differentials mean the difference or spread between two related series of prices. This bulleti...
Several recent Iowa Farm Science articles have dealt with hog feeding, breeding, management and mark...
Midwest farmers in general have three choices in marketing their hogs; They can sell them live weigh...
Checking more than one market can often pay off when you market your hogs. If you\u27re shooting for...
One of the important, recurring decisions that each hog producer must make is the weight at which to...
In an earlier we looked at daily, monthly and annual price differentials between Chicago and three I...
Costs of feeding livestock should be much lower by midsummer if crop prospects continue favorable. T...
Hog marketings since last July have been substantially ahead of the figures for a year earlier. Ther...
What can be done on a dairy-hog farm to help maintain income if dairy prices drop more than hog pric...
How do hogs fit into an individual farmer\u27s program? There\u27s no cut and dried answer to this q...
The extent to which contract hog farming and specialized multiple farrowing hog systems are adopted ...
Erratic hog prices in recent years have compounded management problems. As a result, interest has in...
Hog raisers know that pork prices have their ups and downs. But they don\u27t always give enough att...
In our article, Heading for Greater Hog Profits, last month, we outlined a new principle for recom...
In 1947, hog production in North Dakota was an important enterprise comprising roughly 15% of the to...
Price differentials mean the difference or spread between two related series of prices. This bulleti...
Several recent Iowa Farm Science articles have dealt with hog feeding, breeding, management and mark...
Midwest farmers in general have three choices in marketing their hogs; They can sell them live weigh...
Checking more than one market can often pay off when you market your hogs. If you\u27re shooting for...
One of the important, recurring decisions that each hog producer must make is the weight at which to...
In an earlier we looked at daily, monthly and annual price differentials between Chicago and three I...
Costs of feeding livestock should be much lower by midsummer if crop prospects continue favorable. T...
Hog marketings since last July have been substantially ahead of the figures for a year earlier. Ther...
What can be done on a dairy-hog farm to help maintain income if dairy prices drop more than hog pric...
How do hogs fit into an individual farmer\u27s program? There\u27s no cut and dried answer to this q...
The extent to which contract hog farming and specialized multiple farrowing hog systems are adopted ...
Erratic hog prices in recent years have compounded management problems. As a result, interest has in...
Hog raisers know that pork prices have their ups and downs. But they don\u27t always give enough att...
In our article, Heading for Greater Hog Profits, last month, we outlined a new principle for recom...
In 1947, hog production in North Dakota was an important enterprise comprising roughly 15% of the to...
Price differentials mean the difference or spread between two related series of prices. This bulleti...