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Pork
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Industry takes foot off herd-reduction pedal. Can demand match supply?

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Fruit, Nut & Vegetable
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook

Are Bad Vibes Hurting Domestic Almond Shipments?

The direction of domestic demand all depends on where sentiment will be in coming months.

Matt Woolf
Beef
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook

Weights Still a Headwind Despite Still-Strong Demand

I now view 2024 as more of the normal trend for cattle markets instead of years like 2022 and 2023 with high grain prices and winter weather-constrained weights.

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Corn
Grain
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook

Will Tortilla Tensions Spoil the U.S. Feed Corn Fiesta?

The U.S. could see additional demand from Mexico for the 2024/2025 corn market, but a tortilla war risks the trade relationship.

Bree Baatz
Dairy
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook

Will Milk’s Price Strength Persist Into Q4?

The foundation of the price strength is a tight supply of raw milk, and that doesn’t appear poised to change soon.

Ben Laine
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook
Swine

Pork Production Trends: What to Expect in Q4

Continued gains in sow productivity will likely offset a reduction in breeding herd numbers, leading to low prices for the foreseeable future.

Dave Weaber
Grain
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook
Soybean

Will the Bear’s Grip on Soybeans Ease?

Potential record-breaking U.S. soybean yields and large carryover stocks are a headwind for prices.

Bree Baatz
Fruit, Nut & Vegetable
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook

A Soft Season for California Strawberries

A combination of higher costs and low to average pricing has challenged California strawberry profitability this season.

Matt Woolf
Grain
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook
Wheat

Fewer Winter Wheat Acres?

The decline in 2024/2025 wheat acres likely won’t be as sharp as the USDA expects.

Matt Clark
Grapes & Wine
Q4 2024 Quarterly Outlook

Sideways, With Some Bright Spots

Wine sales should begin to stabilize in the next year, the grape market isn’t totally quiet, and an economic soft landing is still doable.

Chris Bitter