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The Costs of Growing Wheat Around the World:

A Look at agri benchmark Typical Farms


Tanja Möllmann
Thünen Institute of Farm Economics

November
Seite 1 13thVorname
2015 Nachname
Agritechnica, Hannover
Datum Titel der Veranstaltung
Outline

1. What is agri benchmark?

2. Global Wheat Production

3. agri benchmark Typical Farms

4. Case Study of: 8 farms


[RU, UA, PL, DE, US, CA, AR, AU]
Let’s grow together

1. Understanding growers needs and constraints enables


you to improve products and services.
2. Understanding trends in global crop production allows
you to adjust strategies.
3. Understanding agronomical and economic drivers of
current production systems is the basis for innovations.
4. Understanding strengths and weaknesses of production
systems from a global perspective makes it possible to
take profitable decisions.
Who we are and what we do

1. agri benchmark is a global, non-profit network of agricultural


economists, advisors, producers and specialists in key sectors of
the value chains.
2. We use internationally standardized methods to analyze farms,
production systems and their profitability.
3. We combine our farm-level knowledge with our expertise in
international commodity markets and value chains.
4. Thereby we are able to provide scientifically consistent and
soundly based answers on strategic issues to decision makers in
agribusiness, policy and farming.
Present in all major countries and crops
Crop coverage :
Corn
Soybeans
Wheat
Sugar beet
Rice
Rapeseed
Oats
Rye
(Malting) barley
Sunflower
Sorghum
Cotton
Peas
Beans Countries participating in agri benchmark Cash Crop
Palm oil Countries to come online 2015/16
Sugar cane Priorities for new partnerships
Major clients and research partners
Outline

1. What is agri benchmark?


2. Global Wheat Production
3. agri benchmark Typical Farms
4. Case Study of: 8 farms [RU,UA,PL,DK,US,CA,AR,AU]

Slide 7 Elizabeth Lunik


Nov 10th 2015
Production by Major Wheat Country/Region
2011-12 to 2015-16

2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 Proj.


160,00

140,00

120,00
Million Metric Tons

100,00

80,00

60,00

40,00

20,00

0,00

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USDA – WASDE- June 10, 2015 & PSD Custom Query
Exports by Major Export Country/Region
2011-12 to 2015-16
2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 Proj. 2015/2016 Proj.
40,00

35,00

30,00
Million Metric Tons

25,00

20,00

15,00

10,00

5,00

0,00

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USDA – WASDE- June 10, 2015 & PSD Custom Query


Changes in wheat acreage (2000-03 = 100)
1. Important wheat producing countries reduce
wheat acreage (AR, CN, US, CA, ZA)
2. Slight expansion in wheat in RU, KAZ, BR.
3. Many African countries increased wheat acreage
– some rather strongly.

Source: FAOStat 2014

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Changes in wheat yields (2000-03 = 100)
1. Increases in yield more or less everywhere.
2. Strong upward trend in BR, CA, moderately in
CN, AU, US
3. A few decreases in FR, UK, NO, SE.

Source: FAOStat 2014

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Conclusions re. global developments in wheat
(1) Globally wheat acreage is shrinking – in particular in Central
Europe, US, CA, CN.
(2) Growth in acreage just in RU, KZ, AU, BR and some African
countries.
(3) Yield is still growing – however only modest increases ( app.
1% p.a.) in US, RU, KZ.
Strong growth: AU, CN, BR, CA and many African countries.
(4) Declining yields: UK and F
(5) Russia only modest increases in acreage and yields (despite a
very low starting point).
Source: FAOStat 2014

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Outline

1. What is agri benchmark?


2. Global Wheat Production
3. agri benchmark Typical Farms
4. Case Study of: 8 farms [RU,UA,PL,DK,US,CA,AR,AU]
agri benchmark Typical Farms
X = countries with agri benchmark typical farms which produced wheat in 2014

X
X XX X X
X
X
X X
X

XX X X

Source of base map: International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT)
agri benchmark typical farm approach

A typical farm…
 represents the origin of a major share of the national
output in a given crop
 is defined by a certain production system and a
combination (if any) of enterprises
 has certain structural features re. ownership of land
as well as labor organization (family vs. hired)
 is regularly being re-assessed to track changes
Data is jointly gathered from partners, regional advisors and
growers during Focus Group discussions.
Basis: Standard operating procedure (SOP).

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Percent of crop land in wheat for agri benchmark
representative farms, 2014
DE1300MB*
UK800CAM*
SE570LAV
DE120HI
AR700SBA
CA2000SAS
CA2000RRV
UA2000FA
DE360OW*
DE1100VP
UK440SUFF
UK310WASH
RU20000BS
DK605FYN
FR230PICB*
CA1100NWM
CA6000SAS
DE250KAB
CZ1200JM*
SE445SK
DE160UE*
AU4000WB*
PL2100ST*
UY292SW
UA2600WU
JP45HO
PL420PO
UY360CEN
HU1100TC
AR330ZN
PL730WO
RO6500IL EU
BR65PR EAST
US1000ND
CZ4000JC* NO. AMERICA
FR110VGAV
UA7100PO*
SO. HEMISPHERE
DK1300SL*
FR110ALS
AR900WBA
ZA1600EFS
Page
US1215INS16

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%


Wheat yields, 2014 (t/ha)
UK310WASH
DK1300SL*
FR230PICB*
DE1300MB*
DE160UE*
DE250KAB
DE120HI
DK605FYN
UK440SUFF
DE360OW*
DE1100VP
PL2100ST*
UK800CAM*
FR110ALS
PL730WO
SE445SK
UA2000FA
SE570LAV
FR110VGAV
CZ1200JM*
UA7100PO*
PL420PO
HU1100TC
RO6500IL
JP45HO
CZ4000JC*
UA2600WU
US1215INS EU
CA2000RRV
RU20000BS
EAST
US1000ND NO. AMERICA
AR330ZN
AR700SBA SO. HEMISPHERE
CA1100NWM
AR900WBA
CA2000SAS
ZA1600EFS
CA6000SAS
UY292SW
BR65PR
AU4000WB*
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UY360CEN

0,0 2,0 4,0 6,0 8,0 10,0 12,0


Wheat price, 2014 (USD/t)
ZA1600EFS
BR65PR
CA6000SAS Durum
DE120HI
UA7100PO*
DE360OW*
AU4000WB* Summer Wheat
SE445SK
DE1100VP
SE570LAV
DE160UE*
DE1300MB*
PL2100ST*
PL730WO
DE250KAB
DK605FYN
CZ1200JM*
HU1100TC
RO6500IL
CA1100NWM Summer Wheat
US1000ND Summer Wheat
UK800CAM*
CZ4000JC*
FR110VGAV
FR110ALS
FR230PICB*
UK310WASH
UA2600WU
DK1300SL* EU
UK440SUFF
EAST
CA2000RRV Summer Wheat
PL420PO NO. AMERICA
CA2000SAS
UA2000FA
SO. HEMISPHERE
US1215INS Summer Wheat
RU20000BS
UY292SW
UY360CEN
AR700SBA
AR330ZN
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AR900WBA

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350


Outline

1. What is agri benchmark?


2. Global Wheat Production
3. agri benchmark Typical Farms
4. Case Study of: 8 farms [RU,UA,PL,DE,US,CA,AR,AU]
Wheat yield of selected farms, 2014 (t/ha)

High yielding systems vs. low yielding systems


Direct Costs, 2014 (EUR/t)

Cost advantages in RU and UA


AU: high herbicide costs due to increasing resistancy problems
Operating Costs, 2014 (EUR/t)

AU: high labor cost


AR: major share of operations done by contractor
RU: high machinery cost
Total Costs and revenues, 2014 (EUR/ha)

Profitable wheat production in 2014 (except AR farm)


Big differences in total cost of production on per ha basis (RU/AU: 300€/ha vs. DE 1600€/ha)
Total Costs and revenues, 2014 (EUR/t)

Cash cost between 60€ and 120€ per tonne


RU: advantages in land and labor costs
Typical farm Argentina, 2010-2014 (EUR/ha)

Example Argentinian farm (South of Buenos Aires)


Profitable wheat production in previous years on EUR basis – consider exchange rate
effect(!)
On farm competitiveness:
Typical farm Argentina, 2014 (EUR/ha)

On farm competitiveness of different crops: Corn and soybeans are more profitable in 2014
Case Study: Summary of Cost of Production
 Russia and Ukraine farms have a strong cost advantage in:
• Fertilizer
• Pesticides
• Land
• Labor (after Argentina and Canada)

 U.S. farm (North Dakota) has high costs in:


• Fertilizer
• Crop insurance
• Land

 Australia farm has high cost per ton produced:


• Herbicides – resistance problem
• Machinery
• Family labor
Cost of Production - Continued
 Germany and Poland farms have high costs on a per ha basis:
• Direct cost (all inputs)
• Landcost

 Global perspective: German typical farm is competitive (per t


basis)
 Argentina farm substituted contractor cost for machinery and
labor costs – wheat increasing on farm competitiveness

 Carefully consider exchange rate effects!


Knowledge is our Business
business

Thank you for your interest in agri benchmark.

Tanja Möllmann
- Member of agri benchmark Cash Crop team -

Thünen Institute of Farm Economics


Bundesallee 50, 38116 Braunschweig
Germany

phone +49 - 531-596-5119


mobile +49- 1604762272
email: [email protected]
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