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As of today, March 24th, all communication at the elevator will be done via phone, text, or email.  If you need to meet with someone please call and we will set up an appointment.  Checks will be mailed otherwise we will have a mailbox outside main office for drop offs and pick ups during office hours (7am-5pm).  With spring work fastly approaching we feel this is the best way to ensure we will be able to operate efficiently.  Thank you for your cooperation!    

Please be keeping an eye on stored grain.  We have been seeing some out of condition samples.

We will be offering free storage on corn, beans, and wheat starting Jan 2nd 2020.

Office staff are in new building.

 -Now offering Min/Max and Price Max contracts.  Please contact Jordan for more details.-

-Be sure to check bins for out of condition grain/pests-

Open Monday thru Friday 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

 WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU.
NEW FEED ROOM # 537-4714

Agronomy Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:00-5:00
Saturday Closed

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Live cattle futures were 32 to 67 cents higher on the board. October fats ended the day a dollar stronger @ $105.85. Feeder cattle maintained the

Corn futures reversed direction this week and Wednesday trading added 10 1/4 to 14 1/2 cents to the downside. For Dec, the double digit losses on

Wednesday cotton trading pushed futures 140 to 186 points lower. For Dec futures that was the largest move since a 2.49 cent drop on 8/07. Row crop

At the closing bell for the Wednesday session, front month soybean futures were 15 1/4 to 25 cents weaker. Nov and Jan were down the most, shrinking

Lean hog futures closed with losses of $1.15 to $1.85. The 10/26 CME Lean Hog Index fell back another 70 cents to $77.47. USDA’s National Average

Wheat futures climbed back from double digit losses, but the beneficial weather forecasts left prices in the red. NOAA’s 5-day QPF shows rain