hpai: market impacts dr. tom elam ([email protected]) farmecon llc may 6, 2015

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HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM ([email protected]) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

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Page 1: HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM (THOMASELAM@FARMECON.COM) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM ([email protected])

FARMECON LLC

MAY 6, 2015

Page 2: HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM (THOMASELAM@FARMECON.COM) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

Species Birds Lost Flocks AffectedTurkeys 5,280,200 99 Commercial 5,280,200 99 Chickens 20,322,340 20 Backyard 40 1 Commercial 20,322,300 19 Pheasant 5,830 1 Backyard 5,830 1 Mixed poultry 72,803 12 Commercial 71,500 1 Backyard 1,303 11 Grand Totals 25,681,173 132 Commercial 25,674,000 119 Backyard 7,173 13

Reported HPAI Bird LossesAs of 5-5-15

Page 3: HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM (THOMASELAM@FARMECON.COM) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

Feed loss assumptions:

Turkeys loss is all potentialfeed consumption for averageweight birds.

Layer loss is 6 months of totalflock feed consumption.

Species Feed Use LossTurkeys 165,606 Layers 345,480 Total 511,086

Source U.S. Feed UseFeed Grains 138,000,000 Soymeal 27,450,000 DDG 27,555,747 Total 193,005,747 % Total Lost 0.26%

Feed Use Losses, Metric Tons

Major Ingredient Feed Use, Metric Tons

Page 4: HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM (THOMASELAM@FARMECON.COM) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

Species Loss, MillionsTurkeys, Lbs. 158.4 Market Eggs, Million Doz 242.2

Species % Loss% Total Meat Lost 0.17%% Market Eggs Lost 2.88%

Meat and Egg Production Loss

2015 Production Loss as % Total Production

Page 5: HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM (THOMASELAM@FARMECON.COM) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

Turkey outbreak shows little sign of abating

Page 6: HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM (THOMASELAM@FARMECON.COM) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

Conclusions Now the largest poultry flu outbreak in U.S. history, and getting worse

Significant financial impact for affected turkey and layer flock growers/owners

HPAI losses to date represent tiny percent of U.S. feed use

Even if the losses double or triple, still no significant feed market effect

Export losses will help reduce production impacts on overall turkey and egg prices

Unless broiler flocks get involved, only downside price pressure for chicken

Dark meat turkey and chicken parts prices remain depressed

Potential positive for whole bird turkeys and breast meat

Significant impact on egg and egg products supply◦ 4-6% loss for period while large Iowa flocks out of production◦ Will take up to 6 months or more to get back to full production – limited pullet supply◦ Table eggs likely to be diverted to breaking

Page 7: HPAI: Market Impacts DR. TOM ELAM (THOMASELAM@FARMECON.COM) FARMECON LLC MAY 6, 2015

HPAI Flock Infection and Poultry Export Restriction Resources

Flocks affected (updated about 3-6pm EDT weekdays): http://www.aphis.usda.gov/wps/portal/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/sa_animal_disease_information/sa_avian_health/ct_avian_influenza_disease/!ut/p/a1/lZHLcoJAEEW_xUWW1IzDewm-QCUmGoOwodoBZKpgoGC0Sr8--EjKLCRmdt1979Tt0yhEGxRyOLAdCFZyyM91qEXThUP6NibuZGWOsPv6OfaMuS4vHKUVBK1gMLEcRZ9jjBWDYHdoO0Pd9DB2tef8-MGz8F9-H4UopFxUIkMBVBlrIlpykXAR5WxbQ318wQ1E5b6O0pLum0sFnBWQR1kCucjuOzFrEmiSiPG0rIsLhOv4wID_6Km4NVpZvk_4Cb6N5zAVZTEKtsRMsUYSSTb6ICl0K0uggioRNU7jmFJdlvVr-F_7TUZ2u994_qbPpgTP1Jugi-9F0AEwaAnrDxGaClr9M_X0iZuS2ht4u_ZbEJl0pok2nZSv4zvKaNNB2bdR-O4vVc1CVbFeF4asLZ3TR1r4w6PV630Bp5beKA!!/?1dmy&urile=wcm%3apath%3a%2Faphis_content_library%2Fsa_our_focus%2Fsa_animal_health%2Fsa_animal_disease_information%2Fsa_avian_health%2Fsa_detections_by_states%2Fct_ai_pacific_flyway

Export restrictions by country of destination:

http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/international-affairs/exporting-products/export-library-requirements-by-country