For investors looking for a global way to play the agricultural boom, check out MOO, the Market Vectors Agribusiness ETF (NYSE: MOO). The MOO ETF tracks the DAX Global Agribusiness index (who would have ever thought there even was such a thing).
What is interesting is that this is a truly global index with about 50% exposure to non-U.S. companies. Having raised the exposure to Potash, this is still a well-diversified play, with exposure to chemicals, livestock and other categories. With the fertilizer business exploding and livestock prices moving higher, this is a great ETF for investors looking in these fields.
In addition, for investors who believer in asset-allocation models, this ETF works well, as it is an un-correlated asset.
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