Add to ORKGHog slaughter was substantially above year-earlier levels all winter until early May. Then, hog receipts dropped sharply, and slaughter during May and early June was about the same as a year before
High livestock prices seem in the cards for this summer and fall; Meat output is down from a year ag...
Pork from the heavy hog slaughter last fall has moved almost completely into consumption. Very littl...
Farrowing and hog inventory estimates indicate hog marketings will be well above a year earlier duri...
Hog prices spurted upward in mid-June as hog slaughter declined seasonally. Late-June, July and earl...
Hog slaughter for the first 6 months of 1962 was 5-6 percent above year-ago levels. Because the 1962...
The hog market responded sharply to the early May cutback in hog marketings. Prices of hogs at the t...
Hogs are up in price and cattle down compared with a year ago. The reason is wrapped up in the chang...
Hog prices are entering the year\u27s strong period. Receipts are declining. But cold-storage holdin...
Hog marketings increased seasonally in the western Corn Belt during October and early November. Pric...
Hog prices during the past summer reached their highest level since 1953. Although down from summer ...
Hog marketings since last July have been substantially ahead of the figures for a year earlier. Ther...
Twelve percent more hogs will be going to market in the next 12 months than in the 12 months just pa...
Hog production is turning upward again in the Corn Belt. But the March 1, 1957, USDA pig crop report...
Hog marketings for slaughter should be below 1964 levels throughout 1965. This is the encouraging me...
The spring pig crop for 1962 was down 2 percent from that of a year earlier. This was a 4-percent ch...
High livestock prices seem in the cards for this summer and fall; Meat output is down from a year ag...
Pork from the heavy hog slaughter last fall has moved almost completely into consumption. Very littl...
Farrowing and hog inventory estimates indicate hog marketings will be well above a year earlier duri...
Hog prices spurted upward in mid-June as hog slaughter declined seasonally. Late-June, July and earl...
Hog slaughter for the first 6 months of 1962 was 5-6 percent above year-ago levels. Because the 1962...
The hog market responded sharply to the early May cutback in hog marketings. Prices of hogs at the t...
Hogs are up in price and cattle down compared with a year ago. The reason is wrapped up in the chang...
Hog prices are entering the year\u27s strong period. Receipts are declining. But cold-storage holdin...
Hog marketings increased seasonally in the western Corn Belt during October and early November. Pric...
Hog prices during the past summer reached their highest level since 1953. Although down from summer ...
Hog marketings since last July have been substantially ahead of the figures for a year earlier. Ther...
Twelve percent more hogs will be going to market in the next 12 months than in the 12 months just pa...
Hog production is turning upward again in the Corn Belt. But the March 1, 1957, USDA pig crop report...
Hog marketings for slaughter should be below 1964 levels throughout 1965. This is the encouraging me...
The spring pig crop for 1962 was down 2 percent from that of a year earlier. This was a 4-percent ch...
High livestock prices seem in the cards for this summer and fall; Meat output is down from a year ag...
Pork from the heavy hog slaughter last fall has moved almost completely into consumption. Very littl...
Farrowing and hog inventory estimates indicate hog marketings will be well above a year earlier duri...