If you didn't grow up in a farm country, chances are the word alfalfa
conjures images of either the off-key and cowlicked member of Our Gang
or what you feed to rabbits and guinea pigs. As it happens, though,
alfalfa is a large global crop worth about $8 billion a year and a major
source of food for livestock. While S&W Seed Company (SANW)
is a very small company today, the company has big plans to grow
through added acreage, new products, and improved value capture.
These shares have had an incredible run, fueled in part by an acquisition and licensing agreement with Monsanto (MON),
but likely also a sudden burst of sell-side coverage. While the shares
may need to "rest" after a 50% jump over the last three months, it's not
hard to generate impressive-looking growth estimates for this company.
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S&W Seed May Need A Breather, But The Potential Is Enticing
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