Gary Drimmer
PresidentDrimmer & Associates International
Gary Drimmer is the President of Drimmer and Associates; a commodity, animal nutrition, plant biotechnology, and international business consulting firm. Mr. Drimmer has more than 30 years of international business experience in plant biotechnology, corn and flour milling, soybean processing, animal feed production and husbandry, seed production, and grain trading. He also has experience in managing research and development operations in aquaculture, animal husbandry, and pet food industries. Mr. Drimmer provides consulting services to the ethanol, biodiesel, organic foods, export markets, plant biotechnology, soy protein, and food marketing industries. He worked for seven years in Mexico in addition to six other countries. Mr. Drimmer previously was Director of Global Animal Nutrition and Health at Corn Products International. He also worked as a Director with Bunge and Continental Grain Company. Mr. Drimmer holds an MBA from Thunderbird-The Garvin School of International Management. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2005 - present | President Drimmer & Associates International |
|---|---|
| 2004 - 2005 | Director of Global Animal Nutrition and Health Corn Products International, Inc. |
| 1997 - 2003 | Director of Biotechnology Initiatives Bunge Limited |
| 1974 - 1997 | General Country Manager Continental Grain Company |
GLG Study Groups with Gary Drimmer(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Agriculture Equipment Experts | 92 |
| Ethanol Experts (Brazil) | 58 |
| Fertilizers Experts | 152 |
| Sugar Experts | 65 |
GLG NewsSM Analyses by Gary Drimmer(?)
It is a win-win marriage made in Brazil. The timing is perfect to take advantage of record stock prices and commodity prices, though wet corn milling might have some problems next year.
There are possibly 4-6 million acres lost this year due to flooding in the Midwest. This has been enough to force corn, soybean and some meat prices to record prices this month. If prices rise further due to a reduction in yields due to a hot dry spell during pollination, will the government be forced...
Flooding across the Midwest is causing billions of dollars of crop damage as corn and soybean crops are killed or washed away. What had looked as a stellar year for farmers throughout the Midwest will result in some major losers, starting with farmers and livestock producers, and continuing with crop...
The Argentine farmer strike continue. It has been 100 days with on and off again strikes, with truckers and housewives joining the protests. Exports as well as domestic agricultural processing has been stopped again, putting additional pressure on soybeans in the US and the Argentine Government.
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