Notice

Effective January 2, 2024

The rate on any old grain on Delayed Price is being reduced to 10 cents/month.  All charges previously incurred will remain.  Any additional charges will be at the 10 cents/month, replacing the 15 cents/month.

 

All locations are at the normal business hours

Monday thru Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm

 

 If you are a Plenish grower, please have a sign in your window notifying the scales that you have plenish beans to dump.  We need to know this before you are sent to the dump.  We have copies of signs available if needed.  Thank you!

 

Employment opportunities available - Custom Applicator (full time) and Office Assistant (Seasonal).  If interested, please contact Max Pennington or Marty Niese at Pleasant Bend, #419-653-4132.  Thank you!

 

 NK and FS InVision Seed Corn and Beans 

 Call Marty & Ryan at North Creek 419-398-2325

 **Fertilizer Spreading and Chemical Spraying contact:

  Pleasant Bend 419-653-4132, Jeff Fitzwater 419-439-3815, Nathan Honeck 419-966-2142

**2023 Worker Protection Standard for R.E.I. -- to view click on the link below...

 2023 WPS Required PPE.pdf

 

 For your fertilizer needs contact Gary, Kyle, Nate or Jeff at 419-653-4132.

Cash Bids
Name Notes Basis Cash Price Futures Change
Wheat
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Soybeans

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Quotes are delayed, as of April 23, 2024, 03:58:36 AM CDT or prior.
All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
Herbicide Program

The Farmers Elevator has Pre & Post Emerge Herbicide Programs and Fungicide & Insecticide Programs for Wheat, Corn and Beans.

If you are interested in any programs, please contact Jeff or Cory  @ the Pleasant Bend office, 419-653-4132.

 

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Cotton Post Monday Strength -

The cotton market saw some recovery from the drop off the February highs, as contracts were up 29 to 140 points on Monday. The US cotton crop is now

Cattle Rally After Digesting USDA Data -

Live cattle closed Monday with contracts up $2.35 to $3.20 in fallout from friendly the USDA Cattle on Feed report. Cash action picked up on

Soybeans Slip From Highs, Still Post Double Digit Gains -

Soybeans closed the week’s opening session with contracts 8 ½ to 11 ¾ at the closing bell. Soymeal was up 60 cents to $2.10 on the day to help

Corn Rallies on Monday -

Corn futures got some help from the other grains in the complex, as contracts closed with gains of 3 to 6 ¾ cents across the board. Positive

Wheat Leading the Grain Charge Higher on Monday -

The wheat market led the grain rally on Monday. Chicago contracts were up 10 to 21 cents across the board. Kansas City futures were 16 ¼ to 20 ¼

Hogs Sneak Higher on Monday -

Lean hogs snuck out some gains on Monday, with contracts steady to $1.20 higher across the board. USDA’s National Average Base Hog negotiated

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