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August 4, 2020
Monthly Meat Demand Monitor (Prior Years)
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Willingness to Pay & Projected Market Share
RETAIL
Ribeye
Steak
Ground … Share
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Ribeye
Steak
Ground
Beef
Pork
Chop
Bacon
Chicken … 7.20 $7.52 $8.22 $1.98
Market Share 7% 23% 12% 7% 25% 3 …
March 31, 2021
Monthly Meat Demand Monitor (Prior Years)
Monitor
Willingness to Pay & Projected Market Share
RETAIL
Ribeye
Steak
Ground … Share
RETAIL
Ribeye
Steak
Ground
Beef
Pork
Chop
Bacon
Chicken … 7.29 $8.89 $8.92 $2.01
Market Share 6% 22% 13% 8% 26% 4 …
July 6, 2021
Monthly Meat Demand Monitor (Prior Years)
Monitor
Willingness to Pay & Projected Market Share
RETAIL
Ribeye
Steak
Ground … Share
RETAIL
Ribeye
Steak
Ground
Beef
Pork
Chop
Bacon
Chicken … 8.19 $9.37 $9.46 $2.70
Market Share 8% 22% 13% 8% 24% 4 …
April 28, 2020
Livestock & Meat Demand
Economics
As the meat-livestock sector continues to adapt … clarify there is no shortage of livestock, but rather a monumental … COVID-19 in converting livestock into consumable products …
June 5, 2020
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September 1, 2015
KFMA Newsletters
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Table 4: Irrigated Soybeans (Soybean Price = $8.25)
The projected breakeven cash prices for irrigated soybeans over variable and total costs are found above in Table 4. The
2014 average variable costs for the Northwest KFMA Association were $380/acre and average total costs were
$530/acre. To cover the average variable costs of $380/acre at the given price of $8.25/bu, we need to produce 46
bu/acre. To cover the average total costs of $530/acre at the given price of $8.25/bu, we need to produce 64 bu/acre.
These tables can be used as a quick reference to evaluate where your farm will break even. You need to know your
farm’s variable and total costs so that you can refer your cost to the table to see what price and yield combination you
need in order to break even. I hope as you go through the tables with your farm’s information that it will help you to
realize where you can make improvements, whether it is by finding ways to lower your costs, raising your yields, or
doing a better job of marketing to get a better price for your grain. Sometimes these are out of your control, but there is
usually room to make improvements to better optimize the performance of your farm, particularly related to costs of
production.
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June 15, 2012
Cwt.
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2011
2012
C-P-49A
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Data … Cwt.
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2011
2012
C-P-35
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March 6, 2015
University
March 6, 2015
Overarching Beef Industry
Economic Outlook
• … mixed excitement
LMIC Beef Production and Price Quarterly … Forecasts (2/24/15)
Sources: Livestock Slaughter - USDA/NASS; Steer …
March 1, 2012
Fed Cattle Pricing
and Formula Pricing in
the Beef Industry
March … and Formula Pricing in the Beef Industry
March 2012 … prior to MPR. The added market transparency created by
MPR …
March 1, 2016
KFMA Newsletters
understand your available markets. Don’t rely on
reports … prices for most
crops and livestock, maintaining low costs per … as storage facilities or
livestock buildings that could be rented …