On Nov. 23, before special items, we look for Sep-Q EPS of $0.24
vs. about $0.14. Looking farther ahead, for FY 10 (Sep), we
project EPS of $0.95, vs. the $0.01 estimated for FY 09, which
includes about $0.05 of charges in FY 09's first half. We expect
FY 10 to benefit from a more stable global economic environment
and some improved pricing power. We expect chicken profit margins
to widen in FY 10, helped by the expiration of adverse commodity
hedging contracts in mid-FY 09. We are keeping our 12-month
target price of $14. Indicated dividend yield is about 1.2%