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USA - Hog industry show losses averaging $22.50 per head from 2007 to 2009

According to a market research report, " Five year Forecast and Analysis on the United States Hog Market" by Doane Advisory Service, over the 23 month period, budgets show losses averaging $22.50 per head. With hog slaughter over that period totaling more than 220 million head, a total of nearly $5 billion in this downturn.
18 February 2010
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According to a market research report, " Five year Forecast and Analysis on the United States Hog Market" by Doane Advisory Service, over the 23 month period, budgets show losses averaging $22.50 per head. With hog slaughter over that period totaling more than 220 million head, a total of nearly $5 billion in this downturn.

USDA' s forecast shows U.S. pork production falling by about 1.5 percent from 2009 to 2010. With a reduction in output of less than 2 percent next year, it is hard to see how hog producers will be able to return to solid financial footing. We expect a slightly bigger reduction of about 2.2 percent in output for 2010.

http://www.the-infoshop.com/report/das113257-us-hog.html

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