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Signals: August 2010
(8/1/2010)

Signals: June 2010
(6/1/2010)

Signals: May 2010
(5/1/2010)

Signals: April 2010
(4/1/2010)

Signals: March 2010
(3/1/2010)

Signals: February 2010
(2/1/2010)

Higher Sow Slaughter, Good News Long Term
(1/10/2010)

Canada Will Ship Fewer Hogs South
(1/1/2010)

Hog Cycles Begin Recovery
(1/1/2010)

Losses Exceed 1998/1999
(11/1/2009)

Bankers will Force Deeper Cuts
(11/1/2009)

Still the Second Best Export Year
(11/1/2009)

Cutout Values Down Dramatically
(9/1/2009)

Productivity Keeps Pressure on Prices
(9/1/2009)

Corn Pushes Profits Out of Reach
(9/1/2009)

Productivity Outpacing Cutbacks
(8/1/2009)

Cost Relief Helps Offset Export Pain
(8/1/2009)

Some Good News: Lower Corn Prices
(7/1/2009)

Fewer Hogs, More Pork
(6/1/2009)

Timing Matters
(6/1/2009)

Paying the Price for H1N1
(6/1/2009)

Demand is Cycling Lower
(5/1/2009)

U.S. and Canadian Sow Herd Cuts Decline
(5/1/2009)

Futures Still an Attractive Option
(5/1/2009)

Herd Productivity: Good News, Bad News
(4/1/2009)

More Inventory Cuts Needed
(4/1/2009)

Breakevens Outpacing Hog Prices
(4/1/2009)

Canada Holds Back Market Hogs
(3/1/2009)

U.S. and Canadian Farrowings Decline
(3/1/2009)

2008 Exports = Nearly $42 per Hog
(3/1/2009)

2009 Pork Export Trend will be Lower
(2/1/2009)

Meat Demand Presents a Challenge
(2/1/2009)

Hints of More Stable Corn Prices Ahead
(2/1/2009)

Corn Prices Now Track Oil Prices
(1/1/2009)

A Strong U.S. Dollar will Temper Pork Exports
(1/1/2009)

Producers Find Renewed Optimism
(1/1/2009)

Record Pork Sets Record Retail Price
(11/1/2008)

2009 Meat Production Set to Decline
(11/1/2008)

Pork Exports Drive Hog Prices
(11/1/2008)

Fourth Quarter will Test Packer Capacity
(10/1/2008)

Exports Still Provide Good News
(10/1/2008)

Productivity will Temper Farrowing Cuts
(10/1/2008)

Exports Rule
(9/1/2008)

Hog Prices Respond with a Higher Trend
(9/1/2008)

What a Difference a Month Can Make
(9/1/2008)

Exports Remain the Bright Spot
(8/1/2008)

Productivity Advances Will Temper End Results
(8/1/2008)

Farrowing Intentions Signal Production Declines
(8/1/2008)

Hog Markets Offer Relief
(6/1/2008)

Slaughter Weight Decline Helps Out
(6/1/2008)