William C. Fordham
24704 2200 E. St.
Ohio, IL  61349
815-376-6101
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" Stewardship In Marketing: Fighting fear and greed by using knowledge of the past, an awareness of the present, and planning for the future."

 

 

 

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Read below to see what some of our current subscribers have to say about our services.
 

 
"I am a farmer that once was a grain merchandiser. Bill puts together a weekly composite of most technical and fundamental news in an easy to understand format. His Ranges, Facts & Perceptions, and Bottomline keeps me grounded and informed.

His big picture approach makes it easier to make marketing decisions by not panicking at the bottoms or getting greedy at the top. What I like the most is Bill's WASDE comparisons. It gives me insight in both corn and bean price direction that I never even considered looking at in the past. 

You can tell Bill puts a lot of time and energy into this newsletter to make my decisions simpler and more profitable."

                                                                 - Scott Odle
                                                                    Linden, IN

 
"Bill's work is very unique. His work on seasonal trends, backed by hard data, provides a strong foundation for marketing decisions. The "extras" he provides, such as basis analysis, are alone worth the subscription."

                                              -Bill Naffziger
                                               Larson Farm Management 
                                               Princeton, IL

 
"Dear Bill,

I'd like to take this opportunity to tell you how much I enjoy and how helpful your newsletter has been to me in my farming operation. It is easy to read and I particularly appreciate your "Bottom Line" section.

You keep close to your motto, "Stewardship in Marketing: Fighting Fear and Greed by using knowledge of the past, an awareness of the present, and planning for the future". Keep up the good work!! 

                                              Sincerely,
                                               Brent Hoerr Farms, Inc
                                               Brent W. Hoerr, Taylor, MO

 
"I have known Bill Fordham for several years and became one of his first subscribers to his C & S Grain Marketing letter. During my 28 years of being in the Futures Industry, I have come across many different kinds of marketing letters. Bill's approach to the WASDE reports and seasonal analysis on a weekly basis has been a good reference guide for me."

                                          -Sue K. Martin, President
                                           Ag. & Investment Services, Inc.
                                           Webster City, IA

 
 
 

 
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