Central
U.S.
Carlo!
Pork Report
Wodaooday, Juno 29, 1994
Report onppNod by USDA
CENTRAL U.S. CARLOT PORK
REPORT FOB OMAHA BASIS
INCLUDES MAJOR PRODUCTION
AREAS IN MIDWEST AS OF 3 P.M.
COMPARED TUESDAY'S 3.-00 P.M.
CLOSE: FRESH LOINS AND SKND.
HAMS ARB TRADING MIXED IN A
TWO-TIERED MARKET WITH IMME
DIATE DELIVERY AT THE LOWER
LEVELS; BUTTS STEADY TO 4.00
LOWER; SDLS. BELLIES MOSTLY
STEADY TO WEAK. TRADING SLOW,
WITH LIGHT TO MODERATE
DEMAND AND OFFERINGS.
62.5 LOADS PORK CUTS
18.5 LOADS TRIM/PROCESS PORK/
PORK CUTS
LOINS, REGULAR, FRESH
14-18 LBS., • 9.0 LOADS, RANGE
91.00-108.00, WOHTD. AVO. 101.81.
1/4" TRIM 14-18 LBS., B.S LOADS,
RANGE 111.00-128.00, WGHTD. AVG.
120.47.
V TRM/LESS 14-18 LBS., O.S
LOADS. RANGE 132.50, WGHTD. AVG.
132.50.
18-22 LBS. * I.S LOADS, RANGE
101.00, WGHTD. AVG. 101.00.
Y* ” TOIM 18-22 LBS., 1.5 LOADS,
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Dairy, livestock, and poultry
products are a significant part of
Pennsylvania agriculture. While
several farm shows are held
throughout the Commonwealth, few
concentrate on the needs and issues
of animal housing. The
demonstrations, speakers, and
exhibits at the Animal Housing
Expo will focus on proven, state-of
the-art ventilation, feeding,
watering, manure handling, and
housing systems.
Dairy, livestock and poultry
producers may spend as little as a
few hundred dollars for renovations
or up to several hundreds thousand
dollars for new facilities to provide
adequate housing for their animals.
At the Animal Housing Expo, these
producers will have an opportunity
to investigate available options, talk
with industry experts, and select the
system and services that best meet
their needs.
COMMERCIAL
EXHIBITS
Builders
Contractors
Suppliers
Mach & equip
Painters
Roofers
Lenders
Consultants
DISPLAYS BY
Agencies
Universities
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• Keystone Concrete Produete
• Leeter Building Syeteme
• Northeeet Agri Syeteme Inc.
• Agrl-Buelneee Ineurence Agency
• Cedar Crest Equipmsnt A
Automstlc Farm Systems
• Paul B. Zimmerman, Inc.
• Agri, Inc.
• Farmastsr
• Fisher & Thompeon, Inc.
• Triple H Conetruction
• Binkley A Hurst Broe., Inc.
• J.B. Zimmerman and Sons
• Farmer Boy Ag, Inc.
RANGE 123.00, WGHTD. AVG. 123.00.
COMBOS 22 LBS. AND UP. 1.0
LOADS, RANGE 69.00, WGHTD. AVG.
69.00
LOIN, BNLS. CNTR CUT
5-9 LBS. STRAP-OFF, RANGE23S.OO,
WGHTD. AVG. 235.00 A.
PICNIC, FRESH
SMKR TRM, RS, COMBO
RANGE 38.00, WGHTD. AVG. 38.00
B.
4-8 LBS., 7.0 LOADS, RANGE
69.00-77.00, WGHTD. AVG. 71.93.
V." TRIM 4-8 LBS., 7.0 LOADS,
RANGE 87.00-95.00, WGHTD. AVG.
89.64.
COMBOS 8 LBS. AND UP, RANGE
47.00, WGHTD. AVO. 47.00 C
SPARERIB, FRESH
1.5- LBS., as LOADS, RANGE
117.00, WGHTD. AVO. 117.00 .
3.5- LBS., RANGE 89.00-91.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 90.00 E.
HAM, SKINNED, SELECTED
FRESH 14-17 LBS., 0.5 LOADS,
RANGE 60.00, WGHTD. AVG. 60.00.
FRESH 17-20 LBS., 6.0 LOADS,
RANGE 52.00-55.00, WGHTD. AVG.
53.00.
FRESH 20-26 LBS., 12.0 LOADS.
RANGE 52.0060.00, WGHTD. AVG.
55.88.
HAM, SKINNED, COMMODITY
17-20 LBS., RANGE 5100, WGHTD.
AVG. 52.00 C
FRESH 20-26 LBS., 2.0 LOADS,
JULY t 2.1994
9:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m.
SPEAKERS
10:00 a.m.
Dr. Howard Person,
Michigan State University
10:45 a.tn. Milking System Management
Dr. Doug Reinemann,
University of Wisconsin
11:30 a.m. Functional Cattle Treatment
Dr. Lynn Sammons,
Valley Creek Animal Hospital
12:45 p.m. Door Prize ■ Gas Grill
(Must be present to win)
1:15 p.m. Toolsfor Financial Planning
Dr. David Kohl,
Virginia Tech
2:00 p.m. Fly Control in Confinement
Housing
Dr. Charles Pitts,
Penn State University
FARM TOUR AND COOKOUT
Reservations required
Call Dan McFarland
717-757-9657
(includes tour and cook-out)
3:45 p.m. Tour Hershey Brothers Dairy
(new freestall-parlor unit)
tour A Modern Swine
Facilities & Equip.
Cookout - at Fair Grounds
7:00 p.m.
DISPLAYS AND
DEMONSTRATE
NS
Dead animal compost
Fly control
Stall designs
Animal handling
Animal restraints
Water quality
Ventilation
Summer comfort
GAS GRILL
DOORTPIZES
Daily Drawings
FOOD
AVAILABLE
At concession
stands
FARM TOUR
AND COOKOUT
Reservations
Required
• Meridian Bank
• Tri-County Confinement
• King Conetruction Compeny
• Star Silos
• “Surge” Babson Bros.
• Lapp Barn Equipmsnt
• Kips Steel, Inc.
• Timber Tech Engineering, Inc.
• Aerotech, Inc.
• Rlgldply Reftere, Inc.
• Erdman, Anthony Associates, Inc.
• 3M Animal Care Produete
• Trenwyth Induetrlee, Inc.
• Ryder Supply Compeny
BOSTON BUTT
Visit exhibits and
see demonstrations.
BuiJdingDestgp for Rodent
A Bird Control
Facilities
Cost is $15.00
RANGE 34.00, WOHTD. AVO. 54.00.
FRESH 32 LBS. AND UP. IX) LOADS.
RANGE 34.00, WGHTD. AVG. 54.0 a
BELLY, SDLS, SKIN-ON, FRESH
FRESH 10-12 LBS., 1.0 LOADS.
RANGE 36.00, WGHTD. AVG. 36.00.
FRESH 12-14 LBS.. 5.0 LOADS,
RANGE 39.00-41.00, WGHTD. AVG.
39.40.
FRESH 14-16 LBS., 8.0 LOADS.
RANGE 39.00-41.00, WGHTD. AVG.
39.25.
FRESH 16-IS LBS., 4.0 LOADS,
RANGE 39.00-40.00, AVG.
39.75.
FRESH 18-20 LBS., 2.0 LOADS.
RANGE 35.00-37.00, WGHTD. AVG.
36.00.
FRESH 20-25 LBS., 2.0 LOADS,
RANGE 29.50-34.00, WGHTD. AVG.
31.75.
PORK TRIMMINGS/
BONELESS PROCESSING PORK
(CHEMICAL LEAN)
COMBO 42% FRESH. 3.0 LOADS,
RANGE 17.00-21.50, WGHTD. AVG.
18.50.
BOXED 42% FROZEN, 1.0 LOADS.
RANGE 20.00. WGHTD. AVG. 20.00.
COMBO 72% FRESH, 7.5 LOADS,
RANGE 37.00-37.50, WGHTD. AVG.
37.33.
BONELESS PICNIC MEAT
COMBO 72% FRESH, S.O LOAD,
RANGE 37.00-40.00, WGHTD. AVG.
38.20.
JULY 13.1984
9:00 a.m.to Visit exhibits and
3:00 p.m. see demonstrations.
SPEAKERS
10:00 a.m.
Fly Control in Confinement
Housing
Dr. Charles Pitts,
Penn State University
10:45 a.m. Tools hr Financial Planning
Mr. Cary Snider
Farm Credit of W. New York
11:30 a.m. Building Design for Rodent
& Bird Control
Dr. Howard Person,
Michigan State University
12:45 p.m. Door Prize - Gas Grill
(Must be present to win)
1:15 p.m Milking System Management
Dr. Doug Retnemann,
University of Wisconsin
Functional Cattle Treatment
Facilities
Dr. Lynn Sammons,
Valley Creek Animal Hospital
2:00 p.m.
Demonstrations Schedule
JULY 18.1W4 JULY 18.1IM
11:30 a.m. Milking System 10:45 n.m. Baited Fly Trap—
Check, Cleaning Milking Dr. Charles Pitts, Penn
Systems—Dr. Doug Stale Univeistly
Rememann, University of 2:00 p,m. Milking System
Wisconsin Check, Cleaning Milking
12:15 p.m. Cattle Handling Systems—Dr. Doug
and Restraint —Dr. Lynn Rememann, University of
Sammons, Willow Creek Wisconsin
Animal Hospital 2:45 p.m. Cattle Handling
2:45 p.m. Baited Fly Trap— and Restraint—Dr. Lynn
Dr Charles Pitts, Penn Sammons, Willow Creek
Stale University Animal Hospital
DIRECTIONS
From the Lancaster-Lebanon exit of the
Pennsylvania Turnpike, take Route 72
north toward Lebanon for about 6 miles
and turn right onto Rocherty Road.
Proceed about half a mile to the
fairgrounds. From Lebanon, take Route
72 south. About 1 mile south of the light
at Cedar Square Plaza, turn left onto
Rocherty Road. Proceed about half a
mile to the Lebanon County Fairgrounds.
• Perm Credit In Penneylvania
• Frey Broe Manufacturing
• Telmark, Inc.
• Endless Mts. Equipment Co.
• Meneda Construction
• Martin Watsr Conditioning
• Bou-Matlc
• Hoech-Roussel Agri Vet, Inc.
• Polydome
• Rufue Brubaker Refrigeration
• LT. Hampel Corporation
• Gro-Mor Plant Food
• Acme Engineering
• Northbrook Ferme
SHANK MEAT
FROZEN, RANGE 55.00. WGHTD,
AVG. 53.00 C
SKINNED JOWLS
COMBO FRESH. 2.0 LOADS. RANGE
15.00-22.00, WGHTD. AVG. 18.50.
BOXED 72% FROZEN, UNQUTED.
NOTEI (*) REFLECTS V. ” OR V."
TRIMMED PRODUCT BROUGHT
BACK TO A REGULAR COMMODITY
BASIS.
ABODE AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARE
DROPPED AFTER 5 DAYS OF NOTEST
OR BEFORE IF THEY LON LONGER
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS.
FORK CARCASS CUTOUT
, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994
ESTIMATED GROSS CUTOUT VAL
UES OF A 175 LB. HOG CARCASS
BASED ON USDA CUTTING YIELD
TESTS AND CARLOT PRICES. WED
NESDAY'S CARCASS GRADES AND
PRICES PER CWT:
US#l 59.07, CHANGE FROM TUES
DAY'S VALUE -0.85; US#2 57.24,
CHANGE FROM TUESDAY'S VALUE
-0.84; US#3 55.41, CHANGE FROM
TUESDAY'S VALUE -0.83; US#4 53.58.
CHANGE FROM TUESDAY'S VALUE
-0.82.
TODAY’S CALCULATIONS FOR
USA#2 175 LB. PORK CARCASS:
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SKINNED HAMS. 14-20 LBS., 21.01%
OF CARCASS.' SZSO FOB VALUE;
LOINS, K " TRIM, 14-22 LBS.. 20.33%
OF CARCASS. 121.00 FOB VALUE.
-2.50 CHANGE FROM TUES.
BELLIES. SDLS, 12-14 LBS., 13.90%
OF CARCASS, 40.00 FOB VALUE;
SPARERIBS, 3.SON LBS., 3.03% OF
CARCASS, 116.00 FOB VALUE
PICNICS, t-12 LBS., 10.31%0F CAR
CASS. 26.00 FOB VALUE; BUTTS. Y, "
TRIM, 4-8 LBS.. 7.25% OF CARCASS.
89.75 FOB VALUE. -1.25 CHANCE
FROM TUES.
JOWL. 2.85% OF CARCASS, 18.50
FOB VALUE, -8.50 CHANGE FROM
TUBS.; NECKBONES, 1.52% OF CAR
CASS. 9.50 FOB VALUE
FEET. 1.05% OF CARCASS, 14.00
FOB VALUE; TAILS, 0.22% OF CAR
CASS. FOB VALUE 24.00.
TRIM 72%, 2.19% OF CARCASS.
37.50 FOB VALUE; LARD 10.85% OF
CARCASS, 15.25 FOB VALUE.
TOTAL CARCASS 94.51%. US#2
CARCASS VALUI? PER CWT. 57.24.
NOTE: VALUE MAY CHANGE
WITHOUT ADEQUATE TEST.
Crop , Weather
Report
FOR THE WEEK
ENDING JUNE 26
GOOD WEEK FOR
FIELDWORK: There were five
days suitable for fieldwork. Scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
gave most sections some rainfall,
but amounts varied from a few
tenths to around 2 inches. Average
temperature for the state was above
normal for the 16th week in a row.
Soil moisture was rated short by 63
percent of our respondents, adequ
ate by 36 percent, and surplus by 2
percent. These were the driest con
ditions reported this year and many
crops were suffering from the heat
and low soil moisture. Activities
included planting soybeans, trans
planting tobacco, making hay,
spraying com, spreading fertilizer,
hauling manure, and caring for
livestock.
LIVESTOCK: Pasture feed avail
able was poor to fair and continued
to decline because of the hot, dry
weather. Many farmers were feed
ing supplemental hay to livestock
because of the poor recovery of
pasture.
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