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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Agriculture’s Realignment “Structural Transitions in Global Agriculture” 2014 Agricultural Symposium Kansas City, Missouri July 16, 2014 Chad Hart Associate Professor/Crop Markets Specialist chart@iastate.edu 515-294-9911
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Source: USDA-NASS Iowa Crop Shifts
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Producer Adjustments Net farm income projected to decline significantly But remain above 10-year average Crop returns had led the charge as livestock struggled Now livestock prices are leading the industry
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Agribusiness Adjustments Agribusinesses have been caught in a margin squeeze High crop prices don’t necessarily translate to high agribusiness returns Managing margins by controlling supply chains, tailoring products and messages to customers, boosting supplies, and focusing on international markets
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Rural Community Adjustments Macke: “Rural communities either innovate or decline.” More reliance on non-ag enterprises Push back against trends: brain and wealth drain, homogenization, and competitiveness
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Ag Lending Adjustments More cautious approach Stronger combination of financial and risk management strategies Broader perspective on: Risks – policy, logistics, tax, trade, etc. Opportunities – international, expansion, etc.
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Population growth 2014 to 2050 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, International Data Base
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics GDP Growth Source: USDA-ERS
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Liquid Fuel Usage 200720152020202520302035 (Million Barrels Oil Equivalent per Day)(Percent of 2007 Value) United States20.698%100%102%104%107% Canada2.396% 100%104% Mexico2.1105%110%114%129%138% Europe15.392%88% 89%90% Japan5.084%86% 84%82% China7.6132%153%178%201%222% India2.8114%129%139%154%168% Africa3.1113%116%126%135%148% Central and South America6.0110%112%117%125%133% World86.1103%107%113%121%128% Source: DOE-EIA
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Chinese economic growth: 1990
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Dongguan, Dec. 10, 2005: McDonald’s opens first drive-thru in China; half of the 100 restaurants plan to open each year will have drive-thrus Chinese economic growth: 2005 AP photomcchronicles.blogspot.com photo
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics 1000 more cars added to the streets of Beijing every day Chinese economic growth: 2008
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Open 24 hours Delivery 24 hours More than 1,800 McDonald’s in China, with 200 more on the way Chinese economic growth: 2011
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics US agricultural trade with Canada NAFTA Two-way trade up 376% since NAFTA Source: US Census Bureau, Foreign Trade Statistics, FATUS export aggregations
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics US agricultural trade with Mexico NAFTA Two-way trade up 472% since NAFTA Source: US Census Bureau, Foreign Trade Statistics, FATUS export aggregations
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Land Values and Income Source: Mike Duffy, ISU
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Land Values and Income Source: Mike Duffy, ISU
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Arable Land
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Extension and Outreach/Department of Economics Thank you for your time! Any questions? My web site: http://www.econ.iastate.edu/~chart/ Iowa Farm Outlook: http://www.econ.iastate.edu/ifo/ Ag Decision Maker: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/agdm/
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