Rebooting after the Great Drought of 2012: Five Reasons to Be Optimistic! Carl Casale, President & CEO CHS Inc.

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Rebooting after the Great Drought of 2012: Five Reasons to Be Optimistic! Carl Casale, President & CEO CHS Inc.

First, the disclaimer. I can t predict the weather or the prospects of continued drought in 2013

The outlook: Half full or half empty?

Comparing the impact of two droughts 1988 Drought 2012 Drought Corn yields fell nearly 30% U.S. net farm income reached a record $122.2 billion and net cash income hit $139.3 billion (USDA forecast) Stocks-to-use ratio near 20% Stocks-to-use ratio 5.6% Corn price $2.50 1989 crop year nutrient application declined: - N 4% - P2O5 9% - K2O 8% Corn price $7.10-8.50 (record!) At current prices for corn and other crops, producers won t let crop nutrients be the limiting factor on potential 2013 yields Source: The Fertilizer Institute

A few more worries

Five Reasons for Optimism

Reason One: The world is hungry, especially China

The shape of things to come Today: More than 1 billion hungry people 2050: Food supply must nearly double

Global middle class 6 in billions 5 4 3 2 1 0 2012 2020 2030

Perspective on food prices and population

Outlook for World Corn Exports

Long-term soybean outlook

Reason Two: New ag technologies can help offset tough conditions

Technology is not a silver bullet But it sure does help Today s corn hybrids can produce 50 percent more bushels/inch of water than 50 years ago Genetics have created plants more able to withstand a wider variety of stress

Technology helps make most of bad situation 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 Yield trend Actual yield 40 20 0 1988 corn 1988 soybeans 2012 corn 2012 soybeans

Reason Three: North American energy production

A world thirsty for fuel

Diesel demand leads U.S. consumption

But we are becoming more self-sufficient

Reason Four: Nitrogen fertilizer production heads home

World outlook U.S. ammonia production/imports

World outlook Crop nutrients

The time is right

Reason Five: The ag economy is healthy and opportunity abounds

Why 2012 is better than 1988 U.S. farmers are in their strongest financial position in history Farm balance sheets are stronger 2012 debt-to-assets: 10.3 1988 debt-to-assets: 16.9 Interest rates are lower Grain demand is higher so are prices Crop insurance provides more protection

The only way to predict the future is to have the power to shape it. -- Eric Hoffer Writer and philosopher

Who we are Leading U.S. cooperative, owned by farmers, ranchers and local co-ops A diversified, global energy, grains and foods business Fiscal 2012 net income $1.26 billion Fiscal 2012 net revenues $40.6 billion Will return $600 million in cash to owners in 2013 Number 78 on 2012 Fortune 500 list

About CHS Supplies grain and other products to customers in 60 countries Nearly 10,000 employees in the U.S. and 19 other countries

Energy Investing in our two petroleum refineries Increasing crude oil supply options Enhancing refined fuels distribution to our customers Strengthening distribution of propane and other fuel sources Establishing a global renewable fuels distribution platform

Global Commodities Strengthening our grain and crop nutrients systems with: Domestic grain origination and export infrastructure investments and partnerships Global grain origination and market access Global and domestic crop nutrients origination and distribution Direct participation in nitrogen manufacturing

Expanding our Global Footprint

Processing and food ingredients Growing desire by developing economies for higher levels of dietary protein through meat and soy-based foods U.S. and global acquisitions to strengthen soy processing and food ingredients An owner of the leading U.S. flour miller and the nation s largest manufacturer and packager of vegetable oil-based food and food ingredients

Shaping YOUR future

What can you control? You can t control: Global markets Domestic markets Technology The weather You can control: How you manage your operation

Shaping your future Be a serious player in global agriculture Find the right partners in supply, agronomic advice, marketing Diversify your business, as warranted Incorporate risk management tools Strive to add value Create a game plan only you can win

Shape your future with optimism!

Thank You! Questions? 2012 CHS Inc.

2012 CHS Inc.