An agricultural economist says African Swine Fever continues to take the hog market on a wild ride.
Purdue University’s Michael Langemeier said it has been 20 years since the market has looked like this.
“The 1998-1999 period was a complete train wreck,” Langemeier said. “I don’t think we’ve seen the uncertainty in the industry since that time period.”
But, Langemeier said he does not think that will lead to a decline in pork prices, he tells Brownfield multiple issues have led to the volatility in the market.
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