Ontario Market
- 100% Base Formula Price: $211.20/cwt (steady compared to last week but down from $221.16 in December).
- Average Dressed Weight: Increased to 110.39 kg, reflecting seasonal trends.
- Market Hogs Sold: 117,323, representing 96% of the previous year’s volume.
- Weaned Pig Value: $54.91/pig, with feeder pig values averaging $87.12/pig.
Canadian Market
- Hog Slaughter: 435,726 hogs processed, 99% of the previous year’s activity.
- Manitoba Calculated Hog Value: $221.21/cwt.
- Quebec Pool Price: $206.20/cwt.
- Canadian Dollar: Valued at $0.6928 USD, lower than last year’s $0.7428 USD.
U.S. Market
- Federally Inspected Hog Slaughter: 2,627,000, on par with last year.
- Sow Slaughter: 46,204, reflecting a 9.0% decline from the previous year.
- CME Lean Hog Futures (February 2025): Closed at $81.13/cwt, continuing a downward trend from earlier weeks.
- Pork Carcass Cutout Value: $90.45/cwt, slightly up from the previous week’s $89.72/cwt.
Feed Market
- Corn Prices: Rose to $4.8425/bushel, up from $4.7050 the previous week.
- Soybean Prices: Increased to $10.3400/bushel.
- Western Ontario Feed Corn: Reached $267.15/tonne, showing steady growth.
Additional Notes
- U.S. imports from Canada included 95,353 feeder pigs and 23,482 market pigs this week.
- Biosecurity and disease management remain critical as winter conditions challenge hog health and transportation logistics.
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