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Understanding the Spring Slump in Hog Prices – What Traders Need to Know
Commodity Bulletin: From crude oil to coffee, this FREE newsletter is for industry pros and rookies alike The spring pig crop is usually more significant than the fall crop, meaning more hogs will ...
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Hog Slaughter Could Test Packing Industry Capacity in Late 2016
USDA’s June 24 Quarterly Hogs & Pigs Report was viewed as bearish by the market, due largely to a comparatively large spring farrowings total. The industry expected most population numbers on ...
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Understanding the Spring Slump in Hog Prices – What Traders Need to Know
The spring pig crop is usually more significant than the fall crop, meaning more hogs will be ready for slaughter later in the year, further influencing the price decline in the early spring.