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000190711 245__ $$aUsing Farm-Level Data to Improve Marketing and Planning: An Illustration with Live Hogs
000190711 260__ $$c2005
000190711 269__ $$a2005
000190711 270__ $$pSanders,   Dwight
000190711 270__ $$pApgar,   Gary
000190711 270__ $$pManfredo,   Mark
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000190711 336__ $$aJournal Article
000190711 520__ $$aActual live hog sales data from
the Swine Center at Southern
Illinois University at Carbondale
are used to examine marketing
practices and develop a
forecasting and budgeting tool.
The data show that carcassbased
hog sales receive a price
premium of $4.35 per live
hundredweight. Likewise, hogs
marketed at the optimal live
weight, 244 pounds, receive a
$0.26 per hundredweight
premium. The data are also
used to develop a futures-based
hedging and forecasting model.
Price forecasts are used to
generate revenue estimates to
assist with business planning.
The results demonstrate a
number of ways producers and
agribusinesses can use sales
data to improve their marketing
and business planning.
000190711 650__ $$aAgribusiness
000190711 650__ $$aLivestock Production/Industries
000190711 650__ $$aMarketing
000190711 700__ $$aSanders, Dwight
000190711 700__ $$aApgar, Gary
000190711 700__ $$aManfredo, Mark R.
000190711 773__ $$q42$$o49
000190711 773__ $$tJournal of the ASFMRA (American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers)$$j2005
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