Iowa Farm Outlook & News

2015 Issues

Volume	Date	Contents
2057	January 2015	Monitoring Farrowings and Farrowing Intentions in USDA's Hogs and Pigs Reports Looking Back, Looking Forward
2058	February 2015	Takeaways from the January Cattle Inventory Report Pressure from Outside Markets
2059	March 2015	Adjustments in Major Retail Supermarket Feature and Special Activity Sounding Like a Broken Record
2060	April 2015	March Hogs and Pigs Analysis Still Set Up for Big Crops
2061	May 2015	Several Factors Supporting, Pressuring Fed Cattle Prices Planting and Prices Are Moving in Opposite Directions
2062	June 2015	Regional Hay-Pasture Situation and Outlook Searching for a Reason to Rally
2063	July 2015	Interpreting the Hogs and Pigs Report: Perspective Makes a Difference Heading into July with Price Fireworks
2064	August 2015	Beef Cattle Herd Expansion Underway but Supplies Still Remain Historically Tight The Great Debate: Does Too Much Rain Make Too Little Grain?
2065	September 2015	Variability in Placement Weights and Marketings Contributes to Challenge in Determining Timing of Fed Cattle Production Big Crop Estimates, Smaller Crop Needs
2066	October 2015	Hogs and Pigs Report: As Expected, Inventories Larger Preparing for Harvest
2067	November 2015	Fed Cattle Market Regional Comparisons Accelerating through the Harvest Season
2068	December 2015	Replacement Quality Heifer Prices Supported by Latest Data December is All about Demand