. Illinois agricultores carta outlook [microforma]. Agricultura - Illinois; Agricultura -- Aspectos económicos de Illinois. Carne prospectivo suministros para I9U5 AHD 19^6 por L. F. Stlce, extensión especialista en marketing la mesa de Agricultui^l economía ha pronosticado que el total de la producción de carne continuará a un nivel relativamente bajo durante los meses de verano, pero durante los meses de Octubre, Noviembre y Diciembre de 19^5 será casi igual al de estos meses correspondientes de 19'*^. La producción total de carne para el año 19^5, ahora se espera que un 9 por ciento menos que el rec- ord 19^^ la producción. El tipo de carnes en th

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. Illinois farmers' outlook letter [microform]. Agriculture -- Illinois; Agriculture -- Economic aspects Illinois. PROSPECTIVE MEAT SUPPLIES FOR I9U5 AHD 19^6 by L. F. Stlce, Extension Marketing Specialist The Bureau of Agricultui^l Economics has forecast that total meat output will continue at a relatively low level during the summer months, but during October, November, and December of 19^5 will be nearly equal to that of these corresponding months of 19'*^. Total meat production for the year 19^5 is now expected to be 9 percent less than the rec- ord 19^^ production. The kind of meats on the market for the next eight to ten months will be somewhat different than at times in the past. In the latter part of 19*^3 and first half of 19^^ the total live weight of hogs slaughtered under federal inspection ex- ceeded live weight slaughter of cattle and calves (see chart). With the exception of December 19^'+> the total live weight of cattle and calves slaughtered since last August has exceeded hog slaughter. The number of cattle on farms Jcuiuary 1, 19^5 was only 1 percent less than the record number January 1, 19^, while the I9U5 spring pig crop was down 7 percent. Thus monthly slaughter of pork from now until the 19^5 fall raised pigs are marketed can be expected to remain below the fall and winter months of 19^^-^5. Heavy marketings of grass cattle will maintain beef supplies during the rest of 19^5* but supplies in the first half of 19^6 will depend largely upon the outlook during the coming months for feed- ing cattle in the corn belt. It is expected that the demand for meat will continue strong through the remainder of 19^5 and early 19^6 and prices of meat animals will be maintained at or near present levels. FEDERALLY INSPECTED SLAUGHTER OF LIVESTOCK, LIVE WEIGHT BY MONTHS, U.S., 19*^5 to date Millioit lb. 2000 - 1500 - 1000 - 500 -. J FMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJ. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digit