1- Litter rate recovers to pre-PED virus numbers:
2- Quarterly Pig crop up 4%, back to standard levels:
3- Hogs and pigs inventory up 2% from December, 1 2013 and 1% from September,1 2014:
4- Sows farrowing during September-November 2014 up 3%
Conclusions:
All data from last USDA report indicate the hog market has recovered its pace after the PED virus crisis. Ped virus caused a big impact on baby pig survival during 2013 and part of 2014. Death loss from PED virus is expected to be lower this winter compared to last winter. The number of hogs to slaughter this summer should be high.
Report can be considered bearish, because key inventory numbers were slightly larger than expected.
Report can be considered bearish, because key inventory numbers were slightly larger than expected.
If you want to read more comments about the report, you can check this:
December Quarterly Hogs & Pigs Report Analysis by Ron Plain
USDA Hogs and Pigs Inventory up a Tad from Trade Expectations by John Otte
December Quarterly Hogs & Pigs Report Analysis by Ron Plain
USDA Hogs and Pigs Inventory up a Tad from Trade Expectations by John Otte
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