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Crop futures sink as Department of Agriculture report larger than expected stockpiles

Posted on September 30, 2011 by pmarek

Corn, Wheat and Soybean futures sank today after a report was released by the Department of Agriculture that showed larger-than-expected stockpiles in the United States which lead investors to speculate that demand for the food, animal feed and fuel commodities may be …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged analyst, animal feed, bushels, commodity, consumption, corn, currency, debt crisis, demand, Department of Agriculture, dollar, FOOD, fuel, futures, growing, investories, investors, reported, shortfall, soybeans, stockpiles, supplies, wheat | Comments Off

What you need to know about Cal-Maine Foods

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Cameron White

Cal-Maine Foods (NASDAQ:CALM) is trading more than a percent lower today after the company said that higher costs related to animal feed lead to the company reporting a 35 percent drop in its first quarter net income. The company was …

Posted in Cons. Non-Cyclical, Latest Headlines | Tagged animal feed, Cal-Maine Foods, CALM, CEO, company, distributor, Dolph Baker, dozen, earned, earnings, eggs, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:CALM, net income, quarter, reporting, revenue, seller, share, trades, trading | Comments Off

Smithfield Foods drops 7 points despite optimism

Posted on September 8, 2011 by Josie Middleton

Smithfield Foods Inc. (NYSE:SFD) today announced that through raising prices as well as selling more packaged meats it was able to post a 8 percent increase in its first quarter net income but warned that the higher prices its is …

Posted in Cons. Non-Cyclical, Latest Headlines | Tagged 2012, analyst, animal feed, earned, earnings, estimates, fiscal, HOG, meats, net income, NYSE, NYSE:SFD, paying, prices, producer, profit, reported, results, revenue, selling, SFD, Smithfield Foods, trading, Wall Street | Comments Off

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Crop futures sink as Department of Agriculture report larger than expected stockpiles

Smithfield Foods drops 7 points despite optimism

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