DJ Nybot Cotton Review: New High Close On Technicals DOW JONES NEWSWIRES New York Board of Trade cotton futures touched a three-year high early andsettled at a new high close after speculators went long in electronic trade andlater in the pit on technicals, analysts said. DJ Nybot Cotton Review: New High Close On Technicals DOW JONES NEWSWIRES New York Board of Trade cotton futures touched a three-year high early andsettled at a new high close after speculators went long in electronic...

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Exports this morning were nearly 2 million metric tons for old and new crop combined which was well above analyst estimates and reinforced the sense that this market remains solidly underpinned by strong consumer demand. There is a general sense that corn's feed demand component could be in for a change from last month's release, given the gaping chasm between wheat and corn prices over the past month or so that some thin may have prodded feedlot managers to opt for greater corn usage at...

Based on information currently available, USDA animal health experts believe the illness is likely caused by viruses already known to exist in the United States, enterovirus or circovirus, which are not foreign animal diseases. Another truckload of approximately 169 swine were collocated with the sick swine in a holding area at the Minnesota facility. Preliminary test results, the last of which were received this morning, are negative for foreign animal diseases of concern. The swine...

A closer look at those 'made in' labels By Roman Zakaluzny, Ottawa Business Journal Staff Wed, Jul 4, 2007 3:00 PM EST The rash of defective, poisonous and questionable products finding their way to North American store shelves from China in recent weeks is making at least some people question whether buying cheap is necessarily the best way to go. A closer look at those 'made in' labels By Roman Zakaluzny, Ottawa Business Journal Staff Wed, Jul 4, 2007 3:00 PM EST The rash of defective,...