Contract Hog Feeding: Is It For me?

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Contract Hog Feeding: Is It For me? Dale Ricker OSU Extension Swine Program Specialist ricker.37@osu.edu

Hog Barns 2400 Head Capacity Wean to Finish (12 – 280 lbs.) Grow to Finish (40 – 280 lbs.) http://porkgateway.org/resources/category/small-and-beginning-farmer/

Location – Ohio Pork Council Assessment Guidelines Approved by the Board of Directors January 2016 Assessment takes a number of factors into account Neighbor relations and location of neighbors Environmental impact Biosecurity concerns with existing swine farms Location of proposed site was not parceled off to avoid the ODA permitting process.

Odor – Do pigs really smell?

2012 Census of Ag, Dec 1 Inventory State % contract grower N Carolina 64.9% Ohio 60.6% Iowa 47.9% Indiana 45.7% Missouri 40.6% Minn 37.3% Illinois 25.6% Nebraska 20.5% Kansas 16.7% S Dakota 12.6% Oklahoma NA US 41.1% Census of Ag comes out every 5 years, so next one will be 2017.

Cooper Farms, Fine Swine (Dave Heisler) Hord Livestock and Kalmbach are now in the top 35 producers in the U.S.

Cooper Farms, Fine Swine (Dave Heisler) Hord Livestock and Kalmbach are now in the top 35 producers in the U.S.

Typical Contracts Wean-Finish Nursery Grow-Finish

Typical Life of Contracts 7 year contract $110/space curtain finisher $80/space nursery 2000-2005 10 year contract 2005+ 12-15 year contracts most common on new construction $240-265/space tunnel ($640,000) This would include everything. Well, driveway, compost unit, etc. $200-220/space nursery

Payments Nursery – 3 ft2/pig pen space $30-34/pig space/year $32 most common in Midwest Grow-Finish – 7.2 ft2/pig pen space $34-38/pig space/year $36 most common in Midwest Starting to see a move to 7.5 ft2/pig – no change in $ Wean-Finish – 7.2 ft2/pig pen space $38-42/pig space/year $40-42 most common Double stock bonus $40 x 2400 pig spaces = $96000 / year

What about energy bills? Northern Iowa – Southern Minnesota What’s Normal Nursery 1-1.2 kWh/space/month 2.2 gal propane/space/yr

What about energy bills? Northern Iowa – Southern Minnesota What’s Normal Wean-Finish Propane Tunnel - <2.5 gal/space/yr Curtain - <3 gal/space/yr Electric Tunnel – 3.0 kWh/space/month Curtain – 2.0 kWh/space/month Grow-Finish <0.5 gal propane/space/yr

Insurance and Taxes Costs will vary by location Insurance Taxes 2400 head barn insured for $550,000 = $2800 / year Full replacement for 15 years after completion Livestock CCC = $1.80/1000 or $500,000 for $900 / year Taxes $1825 per year for 2400 head Grow Finish barn

Water Use and Manure Production 2400 Head Wean Finish 8 year averages for an Ohio barn Water - 193 gallons per pig consumed. (2 turns) Wash water – 6250 gallons 2 times per year. Manure production – 183 gallons per pig (2 turns) Total Water – 938,900 gallons of water per year Total Manure – 890,900 gallons of manure produced per year

Who Wants Pig Barns? Grain Farmers! Nutrient Average per 1000 Gallons: Nitrogen – 48-52# Phosphorus – 18-24# Potassium – 32-38# Sulfur – 4-6# Zinc – 1-1.3# Magnesium – 5-7# Calcium – 7-8# Value per 1000 gallon Fall of 2016 = $53.49 Value per 1000 gallon Fall of 2011 = $81.23 $0.0125-0.015/gal to inject $38-45/acre @ 3000 gal/acre

Who Wants Pig Barns? Youth returning to agriculture

Risks Pig Owner Contract Grower Contract grower goes bankrupt Contract grower is a bad grower Refuses to heat barn correctly Doesn’t properly clean between turns Improper dead pig disposal becomes a health risk Contract Grower Pig owner goes bankrupt Barn sits empty – no manure produced Company employee’s overuse propane due to errors in controller settings Death loss due to negligence or ventilation failure

Sort and Load Responsibilities Who identifies market ready pigs? If producer – does the contract define sort loss? If sort loss penalty in contract – what is the standard and penalty?

Questions to Ask What about vaccination labor? In grow-finish generally paid extra Part of nursery labor (1x injection) What about injection labor in sickness? Generally paid by pig owner Who pays for injection equipment?

Questions to Ask What are the dead pig disposal requirements? Records on mortality What are the daily/weekly/monthly record requirements? Who is responsible for feed orders? If grower installs bin scales, pig owner orders feed Scale cost shared 50/50? Who pays for bin vacuum if there is feed in bin at close out?

Questions to Ask What is the guaranteed minimum open days between turns? 4 typical for grow-finish Who is responsible for ventilation controller settings? Is grower required to be on-site during supervisor visits?

Questions to Ask Who grades pigs at arrival and determines rejects?

Questions to Ask Does it cash flow without the bonus? If there is a bonus – basis for computation? Feed conversion Is it adjusted for ingredients? 12 wk peer group comparison? Daily Gain Regional group comparison Sort Loss How is sort loss determined? Is the payment schedule defined in the contract?

Contract Renewal 6 month notice or automatic renewal? How long is automatic for? What about renovation requirements?

Financing Are cash flow projections based on actual history of other sites in the system? Has pig owner already lined up lending agency or does grower locate lender?

What about inventory variances? Inventory errors are common When does grower become responsible for payment of missing (?) pigs?

Start-up Payments When do you get the first check on new construction? How is first payment determined? What if barn is ready but no pigs? What if pigs but barn not ready?

Payment Terms 4 weeks, monthly, quarterly or ? Paid to? Grower Co-pay to grower and lender

The End – Any Questions?