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The work determines the range of variability in the price of turkey 8 livestock and its relation to prices of chickens, pork and beef in 2006-2015. 9 In 2006-2011, the variability coefficient for turkey livestock was 5 to 10%, 10 whereas in 2012-2015 it dropped below 5%. The prices were most stable out 11 of prices of chickens, pork or beef. The biggest influence on the variability of 12 the turkey livestock price was the long-term trend and cyclic fluctuations 13 (82% of the total variability on average). Seasonal fluctuations had lower 14 amplitude (between 7 and 4%) than in the case of prices of pork and 15 chickens, and their input in the total variability amounted to 14% on average. 16 The price of turkey livestock presented the strongest correlation with the 17 price of beef (r=0,851) and chickens (0,837), and was the least correlated 18 with pork (0,681). In 2006-2015 the price of turkey livestock increased by 19 68%, beef by 57%, chickens by 29% and pork by 13%. 20

THE VARIABILITY OF TURKEY LIVESTOCK PRICE AND ITS RELATION WITH THE PRICE OF CHICKENS, PORK AND BEEF IN 2006-2015