Home › New study projects over $2 billion in losses for Iowa's hog sector if COVID-19 distancing policies remain throughout 2020
 

Keywords :   


New study projects over $2 billion in losses for Iowa's hog sector if COVID-19 distancing policies remain throughout 2020

2020-04-17 13:52:00| ThePigSite - Industry News

A new study projects economic impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak will mean steep losses for Iowa agriculture, including over $2 billion each for the hog and ethanol sectors, if the disease and social distancing policy impacts hold throughout the year.

Tags: study policies throughout projects

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news
29.12K-States Swine Profitability Conference set for Feb. 3
29.12New Year's resolution: Protect a profitable year
29.12Vitamin A: The calfs inheritance
29.12Farm Progress America, December 29, 2025
29.12Farm Progress America, December 29, 2025
29.12Texas Mexfly quarantines hit citrus farms
29.12Three-State Beef Conference spans three locations
27.12This Week in Agribusiness, December 27, 2025
Agriculture and Forestry »
29.12K-States Swine Profitability Conference set for Feb. 3
29.12New Year's resolution: Protect a profitable year
29.12Vitamin A: The calfs inheritance
29.12Engineering Efficiency: James Roska on Keeping LAs Waste System Running Smoothly
29.12Industry Leaders Reflect on Todays Waste and Recycling Trends and Future Projections
29.12Farm Progress America, December 29, 2025
29.12Farm Progress America, December 29, 2025
29.12Boss of Everyman cinema chain departs weeks after profit warning
More »