Philip Corzine
Founder and General ManagerSouth American Soy LLC
Philip Corzine is the General Manager of South American Soy (SASoy), an Illinois based firm specializing in development of new croplands for production of agricultural commodities such as soybeans, corn, and rice. SASoy allows US farmers to participate in the South American soybean expansion by pooling US investor equity capital to buy, build and operate a Brazilian soybean production operation.
Mr. Corzine is also Founder and Consultant at AgPage International Consultancy, providing electronic communications, and agricultural business development and economic analysis services to small businesses and organizations. He also consults with the international investment community, providing information on US and Brazilian agricultural issues. Prior, Mr. Corzine was the Director of Farm Credit Services and Illinois Soybean Program Operating Board.
Mr. Corzine has more than 26 years of experience in the international agricultural industry. He also has experience in providing consultancy services in agricultural business development, economic analysis issues, and businesses on internet technologies. Mr. Corzine is a frequent speaker, delivering presentations at domestic events such as Producer Meetings and Commodity Conferences, and also speaking to global audiences at events such as Defi Ble (Paris, France) and AgriTechnia (Hannover, Germany). He also writes for farm publications, with articles appearing in Prairie Farmer and Farm Future magazines.
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| 2003 - present | Founder and General Manager South American Soy LLC |
|---|---|
| 1998 - present | Founder and Managing Consultant AgPage International Consulting, LLC |
| 1979 - 1993 | Owner-Operator Phil Corzine Farms |
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| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Fertilizer Purchasers | 144 |
| Agriculture Equipment Experts | 89 |
| Ethanol Experts (Brazil) | 45 |
| Fertilizers Experts | 145 |
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Analyses by Philip Corzine(?)
The USDA's most recent projections on planted area for corn, soy and wheat in the US for 2008 appear to be optimistic at best.
The ag commodity markets are trading on emotion, and to some extent, fear, without and regard for supply and demand, and the continued economic viability of that demand. The old market saying is that high prices are the best cure for high prices, but the "cure" may be a bitter pill to swallow
DuPont's new "in-the-bag" refuge system will probably steal some market share from Monsanto trait seed, until Monsanto introduces the same, but likely gains will be small due to the ability of producers to satisfy the refuge requirements with simple in-the-row methods.
The US ag sector is showing strong signs of being overheated, and is likely to see a correction soon. The question is, how far and fast will it fall.
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