The Farmer's Weblog
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Sunday, January 12, 2003 |
"In cattle, I said before the break, that we are looking at a bull market in cattle built by the supply-side cycle, which is going to decrease commercial production across the next year or so, and also the declining number of cattle in feedyards across the past few months."
This weekly report covers a wide range of commodes with discussion of both cash and futures prices. The purpose of bloging it here is to provide one stop shopping for agricultural information on the internet. Hopefully in the future, many of the site I am reporting on will have their own blogs and then can efficiently be kept up with with a reader like NetNewsWire which can be found at http://ranchero.com/software/netnewswire/
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About The Farmer's Weblog
Agriculture, Commodity markets, Software, Information technology are the focus of this weblog.
So what is a weblog, you ask? A weblog is a web page that you can subscribe to. With weblog software like
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Currently you can subscribe to The Farmer's Weblog by just clicking on the XML coffee cup icon above while Radio is active. Or if you are using another weblog news reader, copy the RSS link hiding behind the xml icon above and add it to you subscription list. You can also subscribe to the individual categories, such as cotton or cattle. Click on their link at the top of the links list and then use their XML icons to set up your subscriptions.
