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Jim Rogers : we have shortages of Commodities and Farmers

In Escorts, we were selling tractors, plenty of them through our dealer's network all over India. We "learnt" from our collaborators, Ford Motor Co., that "Customer Is The Boss". Nothing new! But we were able to change the attitude of everyone involved in regard to how each team member looks at the customer-Banta & Banto-manufacturing to marketing and many activities in between. A typical turban of the Indian farmer represented our customer who may not have been well educated but very wise through experience of farming operations. Repetition is mother of learning and we really never lost an opportunity to convey this "survival message" to every one regularly. Do customize the idea to your product and organization and take your time.

As a result of a drought in Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, future prices of soybeans are going up at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Last week, the value of soybean reached the record of US$ 13.80 a bushel, increasing 23.6 percent since December.

Natural pearls, are pearls formed by chance. Cultured pearls have been given a helping hand by man. Today, nearly all pearls are cultured. By inserting a foreign object into a mollusk, pearl farmers can induce the creation of a pearl. From there, the same process of natural pearl creation takes place. The difference is that in this case, the inducement is intentional.

Nowadays it is possible for farmers to buy Farm Machinery at a very affordable cost as the presence of a large number of companies has given rise to a competitive market. As these machines form the backbone of the industry, it is essential for clients to choose the best in class products from the options that are available.

Spider-like truck access platforms are among the most popular options on the market. These units are normally set close to the building or tree where the action is about to take place. When completely assembled, the platform looks like a spider. This model was originally developed to help farmers get the high up fruits in orchards.

Nowadays it is possible for farmers to buy Farm Machinery at a very affordable cost as the presence of a large number of companies has given rise to a competitive market. As these machines form the backbone of the industry, it is essential for clients to choose the best in class products from the options that are available.

EXIM Bank has committed itself to the Government's initiative to provide agricultural investment directly to the farmers for agricultural development of the country. From the very beginningBank has started investment in various sectors including agriculture. Since 2008-09, bank has allocated separate target for agricultural investment.

Anna Pollitt, Sky News Online A hairdresser in Florida has invented a scary-looking fingertip razor blade attachment he believes will revolutionise the industry. Valentino LoSauro, from Florida's Fort Myers, has spent £150,000 and many years developing the menacing-looking "Clawz", which he says shaves the time it takes to cut hair. With small razors attached to his fingers, the stylist