Fonterra; there is worse to come post August, then more still from October onward. I began this story a few months back and woke this morning (6th Aug 2015) to the radio and was listening to the pressure the NZ Dairy Farmer is experiencing from the actions of Fonterra over the past 18 months. It is not understood by my general readers how I make my predictive statements, I don't mind that at all as the events down the track are evidence that I know what I am talking about. Fonterra began it's fall from grace in August 2013. Indicators show that, at that time, a pattern of depression was to affect the Company and much of it was based on the internal assessment analysis of the Company Administration and executives.   Then as 2014 came into the light of day, the Company was being 'King-Hit' with financial blows and the need for them to be more responsible was being called for. But the responsibility of the Co. Officers was not managed as it should have been. Planning and foresight by Fonterra was sadly lacking in the right areas. Overseas dairy markets were creeping in on the scene, and although I did not know what it was at the time, I saw the problems as clear as birdshit on a window. 2015 is full of crap days for the Company, but more so for the support of the Company, the loyal farmer who is at the mercy of Fonterra's foresight (poor-sight). Of course, the banks don't really care, and I only hope that farmers are supported by the Government and kick some sense into Fonterra's Governance. Fat chance. So what's next? A timely Major shakeup, finally began exposing the 'wear and tear' to the public in late July 2015.   Late August will realize more mess and October is the squeeze month where the lessons will be seen to begin unfolding. I don't see October being at all friendly as much has to change and internal operatives will redundant. Change is essential as it is critical. 2016 will see hopes rise, but there will be a significant reshuffle in the Company. Actions will likely be forced on the senior management and re-shaping of the Company, and its offshore market activities must take place. The real change in direction will begin from November on in this year. A new set of creative strategies will be instigated as I calculate from the Indicator Trends from the Company's Profile Graphs I have produced, but the footprint of 2017 is once more not a pretty picture. Circumstances from market forces and Farmer Activity will show their moves, and, as a speculative point, I would like to see the Farmer taking back their control as the top brass of Fonterra and their gold laden pockets are out of balance. Either the scenario I have projected acts out in the manner I have suggested, or not, matters not. Although facts can change, and they do, I calculate a down-hill slide of the Company and the Farmer has to take back their control of this now dying Company. Fresh ideas and new movements are being called for and they will happen. Summary Dairy New Zealand Limited 25th Aug 1998, which then becameNZMP Limited on 21st Dec 2001 and then changed its name again on 8th June 2004 toFonterra Limited.Fonterra Limited is 99.1% owned byFonterra Co-operative Group Limited.The problems for this Company started in late 2013 and will undergo a series of 'necessary' changes beginning September- November 2016 and things may come to a conclusion at that point. Late 2018 is the first time I see fresh air and new trade winds come to the aid of the Company if it is still around, but if it is, it will be a very different structure. My projections are calculated from more than 30 years in diagnostic research. Scientifically yours Peter Vaughan.