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US Flue-Cured: US Flue-Cured: Outlook and Outlook and Situation Situation June 11, 2010 June 11, 2010 Blake Brown Blake Brown Hugh C. Kiger Professor Hugh C. Kiger Professor Agricultural & Resource Economics Agricultural & Resource Economics College of Agriculture & Life College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Sciences

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US Flue-Cured: Outlook and Situation June 11, 2010. Blake Brown Hugh C. Kiger Professor Agricultural & Resource Economics College of Agriculture & Life Sciences. Outline. Tobacco Production and Use Prices and Demand Farm Infrastructure Summary. Production and Use. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: US Flue-Cured: Outlook and Situation  June 11, 2010

US Flue-Cured: Outlook US Flue-Cured: Outlook and Situation and Situation

June 11, 2010June 11, 2010

Blake BrownBlake BrownHugh C. Kiger ProfessorHugh C. Kiger Professor

Agricultural & Resource EconomicsAgricultural & Resource EconomicsCollege of Agriculture & Life SciencesCollege of Agriculture & Life Sciences

Page 2: US Flue-Cured: Outlook and Situation  June 11, 2010

OutlineOutline

Tobacco Production and UseTobacco Production and Use Prices and DemandPrices and Demand Farm InfrastructureFarm Infrastructure SummarySummary

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Production and UseProduction and Use

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US Flue-Cured Tobacco AcreageUS Flue-Cured Tobacco Acreage

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Flue-Cured Production: Flue-Cured Production: (million pounds)(million pounds)

20052005 20062006 20072007 20082008 20092009 20102010PROJECTEDPROJECTED

USUS11 380380 447447 504504 499499 526526 475475

NCNC11 272272 324324 377377 385385 418418 377377

BrazilBrazil22

1,5291,529 1,3931,393 1,3771,377 1,3401,340 13401340 12231223

1 USDA-NASS2 Universal Corp. Crop Reports

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Flue-Cured Domestic Use and Flue-Cured Domestic Use and ExportsExports

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Stemmed U.S. Flue-Cured Exports by Stemmed U.S. Flue-Cured Exports by RegionRegion

(metric tons, non-farm weight)(metric tons, non-farm weight)

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Stemmed Exports of U.S. Flue-cured to East Stemmed Exports of U.S. Flue-cured to East AsiaAsia

(metric tons, non-farm weight)(metric tons, non-farm weight)

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Flue-Cured Contracts & PricesFlue-Cured Contracts & Prices

• Lower Contracted Volume…of primary Lower Contracted Volume…of primary contracts: $1.75 - $1.80 per poundcontracts: $1.75 - $1.80 per pound

• A secondary contract market has A secondary contract market has emerged: $1.45-$1.50 per pound?emerged: $1.45-$1.50 per pound?

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Demand and the FarmDemand and the Farm Declining demand for tobacco:Declining demand for tobacco:

• FDA regulationFDA regulation• FCTC regulationsFCTC regulations• Increased taxesIncreased taxes• Smoking restrictionsSmoking restrictions• Shifts to smokeless Shifts to smokeless

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U.S. AverageU.S. AverageRetail Cigarette PriceRetail Cigarette Price

(US$ per pack)(US$ per pack)

Source: TMA Estimate

+20.09%

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Retail Price and Tax Retail Price and Tax Incidence Figures f0r 2009Incidence Figures f0r 2009

Retail PriceTax Incidence

Norway $13.07 71.20%UK $8.83 76.57%Singapore $7.92 70.54%Australia $7.81 60.76%France $7.54 80.39%Canada $7.17 70.73%Germany $6.70 75.82%Italy $5.73 75.16%

All Prices are in US Dollars per pack of 20.

Retail PriceTax Incidence

United States $5.5044.67%

Portugal $4.8378.29%

Spain $4.1777.59%

Japan $3.3663.06%

South Korea $2.1562.61%

Poland $1.9680.22%

China $1.2071.28%

Indonesia $0.5249.09%

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Infrastructure on the FarmInfrastructure on the Farm

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Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers: Curing Barn AgeFlue-Cured Tobacco Growers: Curing Barn Age(CTGR 2009 Survey: 254 responses)(CTGR 2009 Survey: 254 responses)

•4% of bulk barns less than 4 years old

•30% of bulk barns between 5 to 10 years old

•44% of bulk barns between 11 to 20 years old

•17% of bulk barns between 21 to 30 years old

•5% of bulk barns more than 30 years old

Source: Center for Tobacco Grower Research JHS

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Investment in new barns?Investment in new barns?

Do your profit levels justify the Do your profit levels justify the investment?investment?• $35,000 barn (installed)$35,000 barn (installed)• 10 year 10 year useful useful life, 8% interest ratelife, 8% interest rate• $490/acre annual return to barn needed$490/acre annual return to barn needed

How certain is your contract over the How certain is your contract over the next 10 years?next 10 years?

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SummarySummary Contracted volume downContracted volume down Lower domestic use and purchasesLower domestic use and purchases

• FDA near term impact uncertainFDA near term impact uncertain Export demand?Export demand?

• Exchange rates?Exchange rates?• Developed country demand downDeveloped country demand down

Curing Barn Investment DecisionsCuring Barn Investment Decisions

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Issues for GrowersIssues for Growers Do I have a contract?Do I have a contract?

• How do I cash flow?How do I cash flow? How do I cope with volume How do I cope with volume

reduction?reduction?• How much over contract do I produce?How much over contract do I produce?

How secure is my contract?How secure is my contract?• Should I replace any barns?Should I replace any barns?