Surviving market dislocation in the wake of covid 19OliviaBello4
Join expert meat and livestock industry analysts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier as they do a deep-dive into the lasting impact of #COVID19 on the markets. These slides include both of their outlooks for what's to come for the protein industry heading into Q3, 2020.
2021 Q2 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
Gain key market intelligence on the North American cattle & beef and hogs & pork markets. This webinar also features a special report on the resurgence of African Swine Fever (ASF) in China.
J.S. Ferraro Q3 2021 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
In this iteration of our quarterly webinar series, expert meat and livestock analysts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier go in-depth, discussing factors driving the markets. Learn how your business can prepare for a post-pandemic world now.
Join expert meat and livestock analysts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier as they discuss factors affecting the global protein markets into Q4 2020. We cover a broad range of topics including:
The huge uptick in the pork cutout
China's increasing appetite for US beef
Holiday buying during COVID-19
Access other key market intelligence services directly at jsferraro.com
In our first webinar of 2020, meat and livestock market experts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier are joined by esteemed beef analyst, Dave Weaber as they do a deep-dive into factors affecting the global protein markets such as:
ASF
US/China Phase One Trade Deal
Among other topics.
JSF Group Inc's own, Dr. Rob Murphy delivers this Livestock Market Report alongside expert analyst, Kevin Grier.
Joining them is legendary meat and livestock analyst, Mike Sands. Together, they discuss the impact of African Swine Fever and this year's storm market on supply, demand and pricing into Q2.
J.S. Ferraro Q1 2021 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
COVID-19 hit the meatpacking sector hard, tearing through plants, slashing production numbers, and backing up livestock across the planet. The industry has done a remarkable job, finding solutions, and clearing backlogs. As we pivot into 2021, there remain many challenges and much volatility ahead. View this webinar's slide deck for answers to questions affecting the Q4 markets such as:
The impact of skyrocketing grain prices;
The continued impact of COVID-19; and
The continuing shift in consumer preference.
Access key meat and livestock market intelligence for 2019.
Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier hosted Brett Stuart for our Q1 “Big Picture Market Outlook” webinar hosted on Wednesday, January 23, 2019.
This discussion will cap off the new year with a special report by esteemed hog expert Brett Stuart on the “Global State of African Swine Fever”. The session will wrap up with an overview of market factors impacting 2019 supply, demand and price forecasts for the meat and livestock markets in both the US and Canada.
Surviving market dislocation in the wake of covid 19OliviaBello4
Join expert meat and livestock industry analysts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier as they do a deep-dive into the lasting impact of #COVID19 on the markets. These slides include both of their outlooks for what's to come for the protein industry heading into Q3, 2020.
2021 Q2 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
Gain key market intelligence on the North American cattle & beef and hogs & pork markets. This webinar also features a special report on the resurgence of African Swine Fever (ASF) in China.
J.S. Ferraro Q3 2021 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
In this iteration of our quarterly webinar series, expert meat and livestock analysts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier go in-depth, discussing factors driving the markets. Learn how your business can prepare for a post-pandemic world now.
Join expert meat and livestock analysts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier as they discuss factors affecting the global protein markets into Q4 2020. We cover a broad range of topics including:
The huge uptick in the pork cutout
China's increasing appetite for US beef
Holiday buying during COVID-19
Access other key market intelligence services directly at jsferraro.com
In our first webinar of 2020, meat and livestock market experts, Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier are joined by esteemed beef analyst, Dave Weaber as they do a deep-dive into factors affecting the global protein markets such as:
ASF
US/China Phase One Trade Deal
Among other topics.
JSF Group Inc's own, Dr. Rob Murphy delivers this Livestock Market Report alongside expert analyst, Kevin Grier.
Joining them is legendary meat and livestock analyst, Mike Sands. Together, they discuss the impact of African Swine Fever and this year's storm market on supply, demand and pricing into Q2.
J.S. Ferraro Q1 2021 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
COVID-19 hit the meatpacking sector hard, tearing through plants, slashing production numbers, and backing up livestock across the planet. The industry has done a remarkable job, finding solutions, and clearing backlogs. As we pivot into 2021, there remain many challenges and much volatility ahead. View this webinar's slide deck for answers to questions affecting the Q4 markets such as:
The impact of skyrocketing grain prices;
The continued impact of COVID-19; and
The continuing shift in consumer preference.
Access key meat and livestock market intelligence for 2019.
Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier hosted Brett Stuart for our Q1 “Big Picture Market Outlook” webinar hosted on Wednesday, January 23, 2019.
This discussion will cap off the new year with a special report by esteemed hog expert Brett Stuart on the “Global State of African Swine Fever”. The session will wrap up with an overview of market factors impacting 2019 supply, demand and price forecasts for the meat and livestock markets in both the US and Canada.
Navigating Protein Market Uncertainty into 2020OliviaBello4
Expert meat & livestock analysts Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier are joined by special guest, Dr. Steve Meyer as they discuss factors affecting the global cattle /beef, hog / pork and chicken / poultry markets into 2020.
This document provides an economic outlook for the pork industry in 2015 and beyond from Steve Meyer, Vice President of Pork Analysis at EMI Analytics. Key points discussed include the impacts of PEDv, avian influenza, beef and grain market dynamics, consumer demand trends, and export issues. Meyer predicts generally positive profits and prices for pork producers in 2015 and 2016, with production expected to increase around 2% annually as the breeding herd rebuilds from PEDv losses. Chicken production is forecast to increase 3-4% in 2015 due to improving productivity and weights. Beef supplies will remain tight in the short-term due to herd rebuilding and weather impacts.
JSF Group Inc's own, Dr. Rob Murphy delivers this Livestock Market Report alongside expert analyst, Kevin Grier.
We'll be discussing factors affecting the Q3 global protein markets, including:
• Collapsing trade relations;
• Extreme weather systems; and
• The spread of a crippling disease into the world's largest pork market.
In addition to our hosts, this quarter, we've invited accomplished livestock analyst and Agricultural Economics Instructor, Mark Jordan, to provide in-depth commentary on US poultry trends.
The document discusses the state of agriculture in Douglas County, Illinois in 2016. It notes that commodity prices are expected to remain low, putting pressure on farm profits. Input costs have also remained high, such as land rents. This will likely result in tight margins for farmers. The author recommends farmers take a defensive approach, focusing on reducing costs and marketing grains cautiously rather than taking big risks. New research from the University of Illinois indicates grinding corn finer could allow reducing diet fat without affecting pig growth, potentially lowering feed costs.
This document discusses grain market strategies and outlooks. It analyzes factors influencing grain prices such as population growth, meat consumption, the US dollar index, index fund investments, and crop production. Specific analysis is provided on the soybean, corn, and wheat markets. Recent and projected supply and demand fundamentals are examined for each market. Price outlooks suggest seasonal price strength in 2010, with peaks prior to normal selling seasons, provided there are no major US crop problems.
The Land Markets Survey is conducted annually each fall by the REALTORS® Land Institute and the Research Department of the National Association of REALTORS® as a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for bench-marking and as an informational resource when conducting business. The survey is designed to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets across the US. RLI encourages all land real estate agents to participate in the survey to ensure it is as accurate in representing the actual state of the land market each year. For more information about this survey, contact us at 800-441-5263.
The REALTORS® Land Institute and The National Association of REALTORS® are pleased to present the findings of the 2015 LAND MARKET SURVEY. This report is the only one of its kind and contains pertinent details about the current state of the real estate land markets.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Agribusiness | Q2 2015 | Segment: Crops and Cro...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Agribusiness Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also includes a sector focus, commodity pricing, comparable public company metrics, and key indices of the top agribusinesses.
The document outlines the agenda for Tyson Foods' Investor Day on December 10, 2014. The agenda includes welcome remarks by John Tyson, Chairman, followed by presentations on the company's financial performance and strategies for growth in key areas like innovation, brand building, and operations. There would also be a question and answer session with company leaders before the day's events conclude. Background information is provided on key speakers and lunch is to be catered by Tyson Foods' corporate chef.
This document provides an overview and outlook for various agricultural commodities in 2019. It summarizes the US and Canadian market situations and key factors influencing supply and demand. In the US, yields were forecasted to be above trend in 2018, keeping prices downward despite trade issues. The USDA implemented market facilitation payments for soybeans, hogs, and other crops impacted by trade disputes. Corn and soybean stocks were projected to decline while beef and pork production continued increasing to meet demand. In Ontario, soybean production has grown significantly in recent years while other crops have remained stable or declined.
U.S. cheese production continued to rise in February 2016. Total cheese production excluding cottage cheese was 956.2 million pounds, up 7.8% from February 2015. Mozzarella production saw the largest increase at 10.0%.
The article also profiles Gruyere cheese, an Alpine-style cheese originally from Switzerland. Gruyere has a rich, nutty flavor and is produced using traditional Swiss techniques. While some U.S. cheesemakers label their Alpine-style cheeses as Gruyere, others have changed their names due to trademark issues with Switzerland.
Ports-to-Plains Alliance
Colorado Regional Meeting
July 12, 2012
May Farms, Byers, CO
Connecting Colorado’s Economy: Agriculture
Tim Larsen, Senior International Marketing Specialist, Colorado Department of Agriculture
Tsn q217 earnings call slides v 4 0 finalinvestortyson
- Tyson Foods reported supplemental financial information for the second quarter of fiscal year 2017.
- Key highlights included record adjusted EPS of $2.60, up 17% from the previous year, and record adjusted operating income of $1.6 billion, up 8% over the previous year.
- For fiscal year 2017, Tyson Foods expects adjusted EPS to be between $4.90-5.05, representing approximately 12% growth over fiscal year 2016, and sales are expected to be between $36-37 billion, similar to fiscal year 2016 levels.
Dr. Steve Meyer - Profit Tracker 2015: Economic OutlookJohn Blue
Profit Tracker 2015: Economic Outlook - Dr. Steve Meyer, Paragon Economics, from the 2015 Iowa Pork Congress, January 28-29, Des Moines, IA, USA.
More presentations at http://www.swinecast.com/2015-iowa-pork-congress
17th april,2015 daily global rice e newsletter by riceplus magazineRiceplus Magazine
Riceplus Magazine shares daily International RICE News for global Rice Community. We publish daily two newsletters namely Global Rice News & ORYZA EXCLUSIVE News for readers .You can share any development news for readers.
Share your rice and agriculture related research write up with Riceplus Magazine contact riceplus@irp.edu.pk , mujahid.riceplus@gmail.com
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- The document provides forward-looking statements about Tyson Foods' expected performance and notes factors that could cause actual results to differ from expectations.
- It cautions readers not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and lists 19 factors that could cause actual results to differ.
- The document is Tyson Foods' investor presentation from March 2015 that provides an overview of the company, its financial trends and outlook, and priorities for cash allocation.
Q4: Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
J.S. Ferraro & Co's Executive Vice President Research & Analysis Rob Murphy and noted Agri-industry analyst and speaker Kevin Grier, for a lively discussion about the Q4 Outlook for the North American (NA) beef and pork markets.
I wrote and edited articles for Agriview magazine, and wrote and edited copy for fact sheets, brochures and ads. I created speeches, news releases, and briefing notes, designed strategic communications plans, and co-ordinated layout and design for Agriview magazine. I also designed and did layout of ads, brochures and other publications for the departments of Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food, and Regional Economic and Co-operative Development.
This document summarizes the outlook for the US pork, corn, soybean, and poultry industries in 2015 and beyond from a presentation given at the 2015 World Pork Expo. Key points discussed include:
- The potential impacts of PEDv in the US hog herd, avian influenza in the US poultry industry, beef herd rebuilding, and weather on crop and livestock supplies.
- Strong US consumer demand for animal proteins but uncertainty if this will continue. Issues with export demand due to the strong US dollar and West Coast port slowdown.
- Corn and soybean prices are expected to remain low with record supplies forecast for the US in 2015 assuming normal weather.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Agribusiness | Q3 2019 | Segment: Agriculture R...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Agribusiness Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also includes a sector focus, commodity pricing, comparable public company metrics, and key indices of the top agribusinesses.
- Tyson Foods produces approximately 1 out of every 5 pounds of chicken, beef, and pork in the United States and is focused on expanding margins and reducing earnings volatility.
- The company has a diversified portfolio across proteins, channels, and geographies, and is pursuing growth through innovation, talent development, and value-added prepared foods.
- For fiscal year 2015, Tyson Foods expects adjusted EPS growth of over 12% and revenue growth of 12%, driven by synergies from acquisitions and margin expansion across segments.
The document contains forward-looking statements about the company's expected performance. These statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ from expectations. Some of the key risks include changes in general economic conditions, fluctuations in input and raw material costs, market conditions for finished products, successful rationalization of existing facilities, risks associated with commodity purchasing activities, outbreaks of livestock disease, changes in availability and costs of labor, issues related to food safety and product recalls, changes in consumer preferences and diets, loss of large customers, adverse litigation results, and natural disasters. The document also provides highlights of the company's position as a leading food producer, brands, sales channels, international presence, and financial results.
Navigating Protein Market Uncertainty into 2020OliviaBello4
Expert meat & livestock analysts Dr. Rob Murphy and Kevin Grier are joined by special guest, Dr. Steve Meyer as they discuss factors affecting the global cattle /beef, hog / pork and chicken / poultry markets into 2020.
This document provides an economic outlook for the pork industry in 2015 and beyond from Steve Meyer, Vice President of Pork Analysis at EMI Analytics. Key points discussed include the impacts of PEDv, avian influenza, beef and grain market dynamics, consumer demand trends, and export issues. Meyer predicts generally positive profits and prices for pork producers in 2015 and 2016, with production expected to increase around 2% annually as the breeding herd rebuilds from PEDv losses. Chicken production is forecast to increase 3-4% in 2015 due to improving productivity and weights. Beef supplies will remain tight in the short-term due to herd rebuilding and weather impacts.
JSF Group Inc's own, Dr. Rob Murphy delivers this Livestock Market Report alongside expert analyst, Kevin Grier.
We'll be discussing factors affecting the Q3 global protein markets, including:
• Collapsing trade relations;
• Extreme weather systems; and
• The spread of a crippling disease into the world's largest pork market.
In addition to our hosts, this quarter, we've invited accomplished livestock analyst and Agricultural Economics Instructor, Mark Jordan, to provide in-depth commentary on US poultry trends.
The document discusses the state of agriculture in Douglas County, Illinois in 2016. It notes that commodity prices are expected to remain low, putting pressure on farm profits. Input costs have also remained high, such as land rents. This will likely result in tight margins for farmers. The author recommends farmers take a defensive approach, focusing on reducing costs and marketing grains cautiously rather than taking big risks. New research from the University of Illinois indicates grinding corn finer could allow reducing diet fat without affecting pig growth, potentially lowering feed costs.
This document discusses grain market strategies and outlooks. It analyzes factors influencing grain prices such as population growth, meat consumption, the US dollar index, index fund investments, and crop production. Specific analysis is provided on the soybean, corn, and wheat markets. Recent and projected supply and demand fundamentals are examined for each market. Price outlooks suggest seasonal price strength in 2010, with peaks prior to normal selling seasons, provided there are no major US crop problems.
The Land Markets Survey is conducted annually each fall by the REALTORS® Land Institute and the Research Department of the National Association of REALTORS® as a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for bench-marking and as an informational resource when conducting business. The survey is designed to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets across the US. RLI encourages all land real estate agents to participate in the survey to ensure it is as accurate in representing the actual state of the land market each year. For more information about this survey, contact us at 800-441-5263.
The REALTORS® Land Institute and The National Association of REALTORS® are pleased to present the findings of the 2015 LAND MARKET SURVEY. This report is the only one of its kind and contains pertinent details about the current state of the real estate land markets.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Agribusiness | Q2 2015 | Segment: Crops and Cro...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Agribusiness Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also includes a sector focus, commodity pricing, comparable public company metrics, and key indices of the top agribusinesses.
The document outlines the agenda for Tyson Foods' Investor Day on December 10, 2014. The agenda includes welcome remarks by John Tyson, Chairman, followed by presentations on the company's financial performance and strategies for growth in key areas like innovation, brand building, and operations. There would also be a question and answer session with company leaders before the day's events conclude. Background information is provided on key speakers and lunch is to be catered by Tyson Foods' corporate chef.
This document provides an overview and outlook for various agricultural commodities in 2019. It summarizes the US and Canadian market situations and key factors influencing supply and demand. In the US, yields were forecasted to be above trend in 2018, keeping prices downward despite trade issues. The USDA implemented market facilitation payments for soybeans, hogs, and other crops impacted by trade disputes. Corn and soybean stocks were projected to decline while beef and pork production continued increasing to meet demand. In Ontario, soybean production has grown significantly in recent years while other crops have remained stable or declined.
U.S. cheese production continued to rise in February 2016. Total cheese production excluding cottage cheese was 956.2 million pounds, up 7.8% from February 2015. Mozzarella production saw the largest increase at 10.0%.
The article also profiles Gruyere cheese, an Alpine-style cheese originally from Switzerland. Gruyere has a rich, nutty flavor and is produced using traditional Swiss techniques. While some U.S. cheesemakers label their Alpine-style cheeses as Gruyere, others have changed their names due to trademark issues with Switzerland.
Ports-to-Plains Alliance
Colorado Regional Meeting
July 12, 2012
May Farms, Byers, CO
Connecting Colorado’s Economy: Agriculture
Tim Larsen, Senior International Marketing Specialist, Colorado Department of Agriculture
Tsn q217 earnings call slides v 4 0 finalinvestortyson
- Tyson Foods reported supplemental financial information for the second quarter of fiscal year 2017.
- Key highlights included record adjusted EPS of $2.60, up 17% from the previous year, and record adjusted operating income of $1.6 billion, up 8% over the previous year.
- For fiscal year 2017, Tyson Foods expects adjusted EPS to be between $4.90-5.05, representing approximately 12% growth over fiscal year 2016, and sales are expected to be between $36-37 billion, similar to fiscal year 2016 levels.
Dr. Steve Meyer - Profit Tracker 2015: Economic OutlookJohn Blue
Profit Tracker 2015: Economic Outlook - Dr. Steve Meyer, Paragon Economics, from the 2015 Iowa Pork Congress, January 28-29, Des Moines, IA, USA.
More presentations at http://www.swinecast.com/2015-iowa-pork-congress
17th april,2015 daily global rice e newsletter by riceplus magazineRiceplus Magazine
Riceplus Magazine shares daily International RICE News for global Rice Community. We publish daily two newsletters namely Global Rice News & ORYZA EXCLUSIVE News for readers .You can share any development news for readers.
Share your rice and agriculture related research write up with Riceplus Magazine contact riceplus@irp.edu.pk , mujahid.riceplus@gmail.com
For Advertisement & Specs mujahid.riceplus@gmail.com
- The document provides forward-looking statements about Tyson Foods' expected performance and notes factors that could cause actual results to differ from expectations.
- It cautions readers not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and lists 19 factors that could cause actual results to differ.
- The document is Tyson Foods' investor presentation from March 2015 that provides an overview of the company, its financial trends and outlook, and priorities for cash allocation.
Q4: Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
J.S. Ferraro & Co's Executive Vice President Research & Analysis Rob Murphy and noted Agri-industry analyst and speaker Kevin Grier, for a lively discussion about the Q4 Outlook for the North American (NA) beef and pork markets.
I wrote and edited articles for Agriview magazine, and wrote and edited copy for fact sheets, brochures and ads. I created speeches, news releases, and briefing notes, designed strategic communications plans, and co-ordinated layout and design for Agriview magazine. I also designed and did layout of ads, brochures and other publications for the departments of Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food, and Regional Economic and Co-operative Development.
This document summarizes the outlook for the US pork, corn, soybean, and poultry industries in 2015 and beyond from a presentation given at the 2015 World Pork Expo. Key points discussed include:
- The potential impacts of PEDv in the US hog herd, avian influenza in the US poultry industry, beef herd rebuilding, and weather on crop and livestock supplies.
- Strong US consumer demand for animal proteins but uncertainty if this will continue. Issues with export demand due to the strong US dollar and West Coast port slowdown.
- Corn and soybean prices are expected to remain low with record supplies forecast for the US in 2015 assuming normal weather.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Agribusiness | Q3 2019 | Segment: Agriculture R...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Agribusiness Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also includes a sector focus, commodity pricing, comparable public company metrics, and key indices of the top agribusinesses.
- Tyson Foods produces approximately 1 out of every 5 pounds of chicken, beef, and pork in the United States and is focused on expanding margins and reducing earnings volatility.
- The company has a diversified portfolio across proteins, channels, and geographies, and is pursuing growth through innovation, talent development, and value-added prepared foods.
- For fiscal year 2015, Tyson Foods expects adjusted EPS growth of over 12% and revenue growth of 12%, driven by synergies from acquisitions and margin expansion across segments.
The document contains forward-looking statements about the company's expected performance. These statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ from expectations. Some of the key risks include changes in general economic conditions, fluctuations in input and raw material costs, market conditions for finished products, successful rationalization of existing facilities, risks associated with commodity purchasing activities, outbreaks of livestock disease, changes in availability and costs of labor, issues related to food safety and product recalls, changes in consumer preferences and diets, loss of large customers, adverse litigation results, and natural disasters. The document also provides highlights of the company's position as a leading food producer, brands, sales channels, international presence, and financial results.
- The document discusses Canadian farmland as an investment during periods of low or negative real interest rates (when inflation is higher than nominal interest rates). It finds that farmland appreciates significantly more during such periods, averaging 11.3% annual returns, compared to periods of higher real rates where returns are barely positive.
- Canadian farmland demonstrated resilience during the 2020 COVID-19 economic disruption, with appreciation of 3.6-8% across provinces.
- Soft commodity prices have increased noticeably in recent quarters, benefiting Canadian farmland and food producers.
Tsn investor presentation september 2014investortyson
The document discusses Tyson Foods' investor presentation from September 2014. It highlights Tyson's position as a leading global protein company with a diverse portfolio including chicken, beef, pork and prepared foods. The acquisition of Hillshire Brands is summarized as expanding Tyson's portfolio of iconic retail brands and increasing its presence in higher-margin prepared foods. Key growth strategies discussed include accelerating value-added sales, innovation, and international expansion.
This document summarizes a presentation given by Paul Young CPA, CGA on May 6, 2019 about government policies related to supply management in Canada. The presentation covered topics like supply chain management, agricultural subsidies, federal government programs for agriculture, dismantling of supply management, and issues related to supply management. It provided statistics on spending on food in Canada, described Canada's supply management system including marketing boards and quotas, and outlined some US dairy lobbying efforts regarding NAFTA negotiations.
Tyson Foods has focused on achieving consistent, profitable growth through strategies like growing their international and prepared foods businesses. They aim for 3-4% annual revenue growth and 10% EPS growth over time. Their presentation discusses trends in the global protein market like rising demand, flat US production, and increasing exports. Tyson believes their diversity of proteins, brands and products positions them well for growth opportunities both domestic and abroad.
Tsn investor presentation may 2014 v001 v0n7drinvestortyson
This document provides an investor presentation for Tyson Foods focused on profitable and consistent growth. It discusses Tyson's strategy to accelerate growth through value-added products, innovation, and talent development. It highlights Tyson's leadership in protein production and diverse product portfolio. The presentation also covers the global protein market outlook of increasing demand, Tyson's financial performance in reducing debt and generating cash flow, and their growth strategy of international expansion and value-added products.
Written Statement of W. Scott Marlow: Subcommittee on Commodities and Risk Ma...RAFI-USA
Written Statement of W. Scott Marlow
Director of Farm Sustainability Program
The Rural Advancement Foundation International – USA
To the House Agriculture Committee
Subcommittee on Commodities and Risk Management Hearing
May 14, 2007
Team Wheat: Assessment of Possible Relations in Boxed Beef Ciaban Peterson
Our assessment analyzed factors that correlate with choice and select boxed beef cutout values, prioritizing them from strongest to weakest correlation. The two major themes were economic factors and diet factors. Economic factors such as beef exports, feed prices, farmer income, weather, income inconsistency, chicken as a substitute, had the strongest correlations. Diet factors including changing eating habits and American social/guilt misconceptions in diet had weaker but still significant correlations. The conclusion was that economic factors have the strongest relationships with boxed beef cutout values and play a critical role in sales, choices, and consumer interest.
Government policies - Supply Management - Canada - July 2017paul young cpa, cga
This presentation looks at supply management agreement for Canada. USA and Canada are working on revising NAFTA, especially as it relates to the Dairy Industry
Government policies - Supply Management - Canada - August 2017paul young cpa, cga
This presentation discusses supply chain management and government policies related to agriculture in Canada. It provides an overview of Canada's supply management system for certain agricultural commodities and programs that support the agriculture sector. It also reviews issues around dismantling supply management and the potential impacts of changes to policies around taxation, subsidies and trade.
This document provides an overview and outlook of global protein markets in 2014. Key points include:
- Corn prices are expected to remain low, improving margins for livestock producers and fueling expansion.
- Economic growth is improving worldwide, fueling increased protein consumption.
- Global beef supplies remain tight as herd sizes stabilize or decline in major producers.
- The PED virus is impacting pork supplies globally, with U.S. production expected to fall 5.5% in 2014.
- China's demand and potential imports of U.S. pork and beef are areas to watch closely.
Tyson Foods is focused on achieving profitable and consistent growth through its strategy of aggressively growing international in-country production, growing its domestic prepared foods and value-added products, and achieving annual revenue growth of 3-4% and at least 10% EPS growth over time. The presentation discusses Tyson's leadership positions in chicken, beef, and pork production in the US, its diverse product portfolio and global operations, and its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and community involvement. Financial results from 2010-2012 show record sales each year, debt reduction, and adjusted EPS averaging nearly $2.
Tyson Foods has focused on achieving consistent, profitable growth through a strategic plan implemented in 2012. The plan aims to aggressively grow international in-country production, expand prepared foods and value-added products in the US, and foster talent development. The company targets annual revenue growth of 3-4% and at least 10% EPS growth over time.
Coronavirus Impact Assessment And Mitigation Strategies In Agriculture Sector...SlideTeam
This PowerPoint presentation covers the Impact Assessment and Mitigation Strategies in the Agriculture industry. This ppt presentation includes the impact of COVID 19 pandemic on the agriculture sector all over the world causing global trade disturbance. It also covers measures to control outbreaks and Impact on Food Demand and Food Security such as the demand for food has affected due to a reduction in income and purchasing capacity. This PowerPoint presentation has covered agriculture sector overview including Major Impact on Food Transport and Distribution, Impact on Food Demand and Food Security, Projected agriculture sector growth after the COVID 19 outbreak. It also includes COVID 19 Agricultures Income Impacts, how lockdown affected the farmers in INDIA, and IMPACTS OF COVID 19 ON FARMING. This presentation focuses on certain risks in the agricultural sector or industry such as Disruption Due to Social Distancing including Safety Measures in Harvesting, Post harvest Operations, Storage and Marketing of Produce, Social distancing- Worker safety and Personal Protective Equipment PPE and Workers Safety Guidelines. Another risk that we have captured is Plummeting Employee Productivity which includes the Impact Of COVID 19 On Agricultural Field Workers, Loss workers Productivity During COVID 19, and Risks on Productivity of Workers During The COVID 19 Pandemic. It also covers the risk of Stressed Supply Chains including Food Supply Chain Under Strain, Impact of Corona on Supply and demand Side, Exchange Rates- Impact on Exporters, and Urgent increases in food availability from smallholder farmer food production. Another risk that is captured in this PowerPoint presentation is Recession, Unemployment, and Investment Pull-back including Recession Economic Impact on Agriculture World, Change in Rice and Wheat Export Prices, laying off some workers, Impact on Seasonal Workers and Foreign Investors Pull Out Investment. This presentation has also covered Economic Instability and Civil Unrest including Causes on Global Economy Instability, Agriculture Industry Feeling the Economic Instability, and Civil Unrest Due To COVID 19. This PowerPoint presentation also covers the Impact on Agricultural Businesses- Ability to Repay Outstanding Loan Balance, Business Impact Analysis, including Agricultural Risk Assessment Matrix, Risk Priority Worksheet, and Implications on Business due to COVID 19. It also covers Readiness Assessments plan such as Agricultural and Allied Activities Exempted from Lockdown and Agricultural Industry Readiness Assessment checklist. This PowerPoint presentation also includes risk management plans such as Covid 19 Farm Contingency Plan and Post harvest, storage and Marketing of farm produce, policy management, Business continuity strategy, and Rural Workers Lost Jobs During Coronavirus Lockdown Survey Results. https://bit.ly/3ag30Dz
Global animal protein production faces ongoing challenges and uncertainties in 2023 that will impact growth opportunities. High costs along the entire supply chain from feed to transportation will continue due to elevated commodity prices and energy costs. Disease risks also remain for many regions. Companies will need to focus on cost management, efficiency, and adapting business models to navigate these difficulties and pursue opportunities for growth in a constrained environment.
AgriSuccess magazine is dedicated to helping Canadian producers advance their farm management practices. Learn from producers and industry experts and get practical advice, real-life examples and innovative ideas to grow your business.
This document is a newsletter from Harvest Land Cooperative announcing plans to launch a new magazine-style publication called Harvest Land to better communicate with members' families. It will feature stories on farming operations, recipes, and community news. Members are asked to complete a survey to provide feedback on what they want to see. The newsletter also discusses cooperative business such as cash payments to members, upcoming investment projects, and government advocacy efforts.
This document provides forward-looking statements and cautions readers that actual results may differ materially from expectations. It identifies 19 factors that could cause actual results to differ, including economic conditions, commodity costs, market conditions, operating efficiencies, commodity purchasing risks, access to foreign markets, disease outbreaks affecting livestock, labor availability and costs, food safety issues, consumer trends, loss of large customers, litigation results, weather impacts, leverage risks, regulatory changes, acquisition integration risks, IT security breaches, and advertising effectiveness. The presentation also introduces Tyson Foods' executive leadership team.
Australian Food and Farming Market Price Report Corey Hulls
Why invest in agriculture amid market uncertainty, the impact of Covid-19 on the economy, and on lamb and agriculture and the market outlook for sheep farming in Australia
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39. • One concerning development is
that in recent quarters slaughter
has far exceeded USDA’s pig
crop estimates
• This has forced USDA to go back
and revise prior pig crops sharply
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• As of the first week of March,
JSF estimates the industry killed
300,000 head more than what
the Sep/Nov pig crop indicated
• However, smaller kills in the
ensuing weeks holds the
potential to significantly reduce
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