About AgResource Company
AgResource Company was founded in 1987 by Daniel W. Basse, who
currently serves as the company's President. AgResource exists to
meet the fundamental research demands of the world agricultural industry.
Research is conducted based on a "top down" approach, starting with global
production, demand, and trade trends, and then bringing the analysis down to
individual countries, states, and/or provinces.
AgResource Company was founded in 1987 by Daniel W. Basse, who
currently serves as the company's President. AgResource exists to
meet the fundamental research demands of the world agricultural industry.
Research is conducted based on a "top down" approach, starting with global
production, demand, and trade trends, and then bringing the analysis down to
individual countries, states, and/or provinces.
AgResource is a domestic and international Agricultural
Advisory/Research firm which forecasts domestic and world agricultural price
trends. AgResource provides market information/research to; farmers,
elevators, soybean and corn processors, wheat millers, food companies, trading
companies, importers, exporters, and meat packers, among others. AgResource's
customers span the globe.
AgResource provides information on:
- Domestic (U.S.) and international weather,
- U.S. farm legislation and crop programs,
- In-depth research on longer-term fundamental factors,
- Export tenders and acceptances,
- And, most importantly, long term price outlooks/strategies for the grains, oilseeds, and livestock sectors.
AgResource conducts extensive fundamental research, and has an
established database going back to the early 1900s. This database is utilized by
some of the world's top ag companies and trading firms. AgResource prides
itself on the accuracy of it's longer term price outlooks -- allowing producers
and traders to establish marketing and trading programs that maximize
profitability.
AgResource has no brokerage affiliations and no interest in soliciting
your brokerage business. AgResource believes that such relationships can,
and often do, introduce undesirable conflicts of interest. Avoiding such
entanglements allows us to maintain a dispassionate view of the markets, and
gives our customers confidence that we do not advise trades to generate
commissions.
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