Home › Hog Outlook: Pork Retail Price Fell in May
 

Keywords :   


Hog Outlook: Pork Retail Price Fell in May

2016-06-20 02:00:00| ThePigSite - Industry News

US - The average retail price of pork during May was $3.781 per pound. That is down 1.8 cents from the month before, but up 8.5 cents from a year earlier. Bacon prices were higher than last May, but chop and ham prices were lower, write Ron Plain and Scott Brown, Ag Economics, MU.

Tags: may price retail fell

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news
08.07Time for the mid-year cattle market assessment
08.07Swine industry responds to H5N1 outbreak in dairy cattle
08.07Register now for 2024 ISU McKean Swine Disease Conference
08.07Missouri Swine Health Symposium set for July 31
08.07France renews African swine fever prevention campaign
08.07May pork exports down; beef export value highest in 11 months
08.07May pork exports down; beef export value highest in 11 months
08.07Farm Progress America, July 8, 2024
Agriculture and Forestry »
08.07Tropical Storm Beryl Probabilistic Storm Surge Graphics
08.07Tropical Storm Beryl Public Advisory Number 41
08.07Tropical Storm Beryl Storm Surge Watch/Warning Map
08.07Tropical Storm Beryl Graphics
08.07Tropical Storm Beryl Wind Speed Probabilities Number 41
08.07Tropical Storm Beryl Forecast Advisory Number 41
08.07Durst Group recognized with 13 PRINTING United Pinnacle Awards
08.07Time for the mid-year cattle market assessment
More »