Newsletter July 9, 2007

Most of northern Alabama, along with parts of
Mississippi and Georgia, is rated D4, the center's
highest possible level of drought intensity, signifying
an exceptional drought. "I don't plan on having to sell
out this year," Mr. Sanderson said. "But there's only so
much I can handle. If we come out next year with
another year like this, you're going to see a significant
number of farmers go out of business."

"We're looking at a 70 to 80% loss..."

Sugar, corn, wheat and cotton may be among the best
commodity investments in the next one to three years
driven by biofuel demand and rising incomes in China
and India, according to UBS AG, the world's largest
money manager.

Great idea...

China, the world's largest producer of lead, may slash
exports of the metal by more than half after the
government imposed a tax on overseas sales,
worsening a global shortage. Lead, used in car
batteries, is this year's best-performing commodity,
rising 61 percent amid supply disruptions from
Australia.

"It will speed up industry consolidation..."

The kidnapping is one of a string of attacks against
Chinese this year in Africa. A Chinese uranium
company executive has been taken hostage in Niger,
the government said Sunday, the latest kidnapping in
Africa where China is seeking raw materials to feed
its booming economy.

Chinese need Niger's Uranium...

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