SOYBEAN OUTLOOK PRESENTED FOR THE ORGANIZED SYMPOSIUM OF THE EXTENSION CROPS OUTLOOK AT THE 2003 AAEA MEETINGS

We should expect 2003-04 soybean prices to be lower than this year and maybe slightly better than the previous couple of years. On the other hand, while the numbers shown are my best analysis, I feel there is a lot of price risk in both directions as we go from now through the 2003-04 marketing year.Crop Production/Industries,

2006 Annual Agricultural Outlook

Farm Management,

SOYBEAN OUTLOOK/DISCUSSION PRESENTED FOR THE 2004 MIDWEST/GREAT PLAINS & WESTERN OUTLOOK CONFERENCE, KANSAS CITY, MO, AUGUST 16-17, 2004

We should expect 2004-05 soybean prices to be much lower than 2003-04, but near the historically average. On the other hand, while the numbers shown are my best analysis, I feel there is a lot of price risk in both directions as we go from now through the 2004-05 marketing year. While looking good now, the crop was planted late, and some disease problems are showing up. On the demand side, exports will be the key.Crop Production/Industries,

2003 ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK

Farm Management,

2008 Annual Agricultural Outlook

Farm Management,

2004 ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK

Farm Management,

CORN AND SOYBEAN OUTLOOK FOR 2002/03-2003/04

Crop Production/Industries,

2001-2002 CORN OUTLOOK

Crop Production/Industries,

Soybean Outlook Presented for the Organized Symposium of the Extension Crops Outlook at the 2005 AAEA Meetings, July 25, 2005

Crop Production/Industries,

1999 ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK

Compilation of 1999 outlook articles written by faculty in the Department of Agricultural Economics at Michigan State University covering issues such as the economy, farm policy, commodity prices and production, farm income, and farm input supplies.Farm Management,