The Analysis and Comments newsletter is produced by the
Livestock Marketing Information Center in cooperation with USDA State Extension Services. - Structural Change in Livestock Processing: A Look at Federally Inspected Plant Numbers. March 31, 2005 (pdf)
- Hog Markets: Situation and Outlook. February 25, 2005 (pdf)
- Hog Markets: Situation and Outlook. October 4, 2004 (pdf)
- Cattle Market: Situation and Outlook. October 1, 2004 (pdf)
- Revisiting Long Term Trends in Livestock Weights. August 13, 2004 (pdf)
- Comprehensive Boxed Beef Cutout: Data, Analysis and Comments. July 13, 2004 (pdf)
- International Trade: Export Versus Import Values in the U.S. Hog/Pork Complex. May 7, 2004 (pdf)
- International Trade: Export Versus Import Values in the U.S. Cattle/Beef Complex. April 30, 2004 (pdf)
- A Summary of the Impact of Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) on the Mexican Beef Cattle Industry and U.S./Mexican Cattle and Beef Trade. May 16, 2003 (pdf)
- Cattle Markets: Review of 2002 and Outlook. December 20, 2002
(pdf)
- Sheep and Lambs: Situation and Outlook. October 11, 2002
(pdf)
- Major Factors Affecting the Mexican Beef and Cattle Industry: What to Expect in the Coming
Years. March 8, 2002 (pdf)
- Corn Situation and Outlook. January 18, 2002 (pdf)
- Cattle Situation and Outlook. December 21, 2001 (pdf)
- Cattle Situation and Outlook. October 12, 2001 (pdf)
- Seasonality in the US Hog Industry. September 7, 2001 (pdf)
- Sheep Outlook. August 24, 2001 (pdf)
- Cattle Situation and Outlook. August 17, 2001 (doc)
- Comments on Mandatory Price Reporting. May 9, 2001 (pdf)
- Hog Market Review and Outlook. February 23, 2001 (pdf)
- Corn Price Prospects. January 26, 2001 (pdf)
- Cattle Market Review and Outlook. December 22, 2001 (pdf)
- 2000 Pasture and Range Conditions. September 29, 2000 (pdf)
- Livestock and Poultry Mid-Year Review and Outlook. July 28,
2000 (pdf)
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