Robert Wharton

Robert Wharton

Director of Agriculture Services

Bob Wharton is a seasoned agricultural futures trader with over 35 years of experience, specializing in livestock markets. As a long-time CME floor broker and co-founder of a Commodity Trading Advisor (Wharton Capital Management), Bob has combined his deep market knowledge with hands-on expertise in managing risk for Commercial Livestock Operations. His unique ability to connect advanced trading strategies with real-world hedging solutions has made him a trusted advisor to producers and industry stakeholders. At RCM Ag Services, Bob leverages his decades of trading and CTA management experience to develop and implement tailored risk management strategies that address the specific needs of the commercial livestock community.

bwharton@rcmam.com

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