We've been working with trucking firms on the Internet so we can offer one-click trucking. Beurskens said all agribusiness, down to the farmer, needs to stop thinking about production and start thinking about service. He asked a series of rapid-fire questions to members of the audience. That's cheap to know what you've got. The E-Markets product development director said new tools and exchanges are emerging on the Internet to manage risk, discover value and enhance coordination between producers and end users.
Access becomes the scarce resource.
All the sellers end up working with one big seller representing other sellers. That's the traditional way. By the end of summer, the Chicago Board of Trade will be working with a commodity exchange on the Internet. When they introduced electronic trading in Europe, all the volume went to the electronic market. Ag products are all going to trade on the Eurex later this year.