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Econ 339X Agricultural Marketing

Econ 339X Agricultural Marketing Spring 2011 Class meets Tuesday and Thursday 9:30-10:20am in Carver 232 Lab meets Tuesday 2:10-4:00pm at a location to be announced in class and on class website Class website: ~chart/Classes/econ339/Spring2011/ Professors Chad Hart, 468E Heady Hall, 294-9911 John Lawrence, 132 Curtiss Hall, 294-7801 Office hours by appointment Guidelines and rules: No cell phones or texting in class or lab Lab attendance is required and is very difficult to reschedule Class attendance is recommended Course objectives: Understand the use of futures, options, and other tools in Marketing and risk management decisions Understand the use of cash sales and contracts and the role of basis, storage, and transportation in determining prices Know the various sources of Agricultural data information and the roles these

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