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Clearly, these three products are increasingly important to the American economy and look to maintain their significance over the next several years at least. As a result of this, investors looking to tap into some of the more important goods for the American economy could consider taking a look at any of the following three commodity ETFs.
Corn
Thanks to growing use of biofuels and rising demand for animal feed for meat consumption, corn demand has been through the roof. World consumption increased by over 50% over roughly the last 15 years, led by huge gains in usage by China for livestock and America for ethanol.
Currently, America is still the king of corn, accounting for over one-third of the total world supply of the crop. Furthermore, the U.S. exports more in corn each year than the next three biggest exporters combined. Thanks to these factors, corn represents one of the best ways to play an American agricultural boom both via surging emerging market exports and increased usage on the home front as well.
For investors seeking to play this via ETFs, the Teucrium Corn ETF (CORN) is one of the only ways to target the potentially positive trend in this agricultural commodity. CORN currently has about $60 million (M) in assets and has expenses of about 1.49% (read Top Commodity ETFs in this Uncertain Market).

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