one of the agribusiness report market analysts, dan hueber, was there thursday and friday. he says if you have time for all the meetings, there's something for every part of agriculture. with a database of production and trends dating back to the 1800s this forum takes a different perspective from the usual survey and data releases. anything that's presented here are farmer surveys or things of that nature. it's more on let's look at the economics and what's happening today. what future trends could that call for and of course for many in the industry it's always that first point in the year where a little bit of a peek out to what could potentially be happening this year as far as acreage numbers and production numbers, those type of things. same in livestock." hueber says the real value of the usda forums and releases, is he doesn't see any agenda they would have in terms of market prices. having a non-biased source helps out smaller companies dealing with commodities. he says a good economist knows how to hedge bets and that takes a thorough look at what the reports say

dan hueber is there right now.. he says if you have time for all the meetings.. there's something for every part of agriculture.. with a database of production and trends dating back to the 18 hundreds.. this forum takes a different perspective from the usual survey and data releases from the u-s-d-a. "by no means are anything that's presented here are farmer surveys or things of that nature. it's more on let's look at the economics and what's happening today. what future trends could that call for and of course for many in the industry it's always that first point in the year where a little bit of a peak out happening this year as far as acreage numbers and production numbers, those type of things. same in livestock." dan tells me a real value of the u-s-d-a forums and releases.. is he dan tells me a real value of the u-s-d-a forums and releases.. is he doesn't see any agenda they would have in terms of market prices.. having a non-biased source helps out smaller companies dealing with commodities.. he says a good economist knows how to hedge bets.. and that tak

i talked to analyst dan hueber before the close about the end of the month rallies.. "i think as a whole we're looking at what 3hould be a positive month. now granted, yesterday we seem to have lost a aittle bit of that glimmer.." "i'm not saying we're showing immediate signs of giving this up but might be pretty difficult to sustain much more strength now as we move into a new monththso there's kind of an old rule of thumb too that if you rally or break into the first week of a month you tend to kind of start unwinding those things" "very volatile trade here in the cattle market for the last several months. personal bias though, the cattle market after breaking down here into mid month has recouped nicely. i like to think the worst of it's out of the way in the cattle the time being it's gogog to be tough h o i think post really add up the whole picture here in the cattle market. yes we are starting to rebuild herds a little bit, but on the same token, you know the economy continues to grow, although not at a huge pace. i mean the employment numbers are good. all tho

dan hueber was there thursday and friday.. he says if you have time for all the meetings.. there's something for every part of agriculture.. with a database of production and trends dating back to the 18 hundreds.. this forum takes a different perspective from the usual survey and data releases from the u-s-d-a. "by that's presented here are farmer surveys or things of that nature. it's more on let's look at the economics and what's happening today. what future trends could that call for and of course for many in the industry it's always that first point in the year where a little bit of a peak out to what could potentially be happening this year as far as acreage numbers and production numbers, those type of things. same in livestock." dan tells me a real value of the u-s-d-a forums and releases.. is he doesn't see any agenda they would have in terms of market prices.. having a non-biased source helps out smaller companies dealing with commodities.. he says a good economist knows how to hedge bets.. and that takes a thorough look at what the reports say.. and don't say.. "

i talked to analyst dan hueber before the close about the end of the month rallies.. "i think as a whole we're looking at what should be a positive month. now granted, yesterday we seem to have lost a little bit of that glimmer.." "i'm not saying we're showing immediate signs of giving this up but might be pretty difficult to sustain much more strength now as we move into a new month. so there's kind of an old rule of thumb too that if you rally or break into the first week of a month you tend to kind of start unwinding those things" "very volatile trade here in the cattle market for the last several months. personal bias though, the cattle market after breaking down here into mid month has rececped nicely. i like to think the worst of it's the time being it's going to be tough to i think post major gains there but when your really add up the whole picture here in the e cattle market. yes we are starting to rebuild herds a little bit, but on the same token, you know the economy continues to grow, although not at a huge pace. i mean the employment numbers are good. all

i talked to analyst dan hueber before the close about the end of the month rallies.. "i think as a whole we're looking at what 3hould be a positive month. now