All Free DP grain must be sold by 10-15-2021 or storage will start the day the grain was unloaded at the elevator. Please, call the main office if you have any questions about your free DP grain.
320-563-8152 ask for Greg or Doug.
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Please direct all Clinton, MN grain questions to Duane at the Graceville elevator at 320-808-1337 or Doug/Greg at the Wheaton main office at 320-563-8152.
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Premium Soybean Marketing Options
Soybean Producers: You can sell soybeans delivered directly into the AGP Processing Plants at Aberdeen, SD and Dawson, MN. Contact our Grain Merchandising Staff for details.
Current Spring Wheat Discount Schedule, updated 7-20-21
Current Soybean Discount Schedule, updated 9-12-2021
Current Corn Discount Schedule, updated 9-12-2021
Corn Moisture Table, updated 9-30-2021
Weather
Wheaton, Minnesota (56296)
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Britton Grain Terminal
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To sell grain or get quotes, call Leif Erickson or Deanna Jahnig at the Terminal at 605-448-2261. Or call the Merchandising Staff at our Main Office at 1-800-258-4744. You can also visit them on the web at wdcoop.com.
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Cash Plus Contract
Want to add 15-20 cents premium to the price of your old crop grain?
Contact Duane Steen to learn more:
320-748-7289 (Graceville office)
or
320-808-1337 (Duane Cell)
Commentary
- Soybeans Giveback More on Friday
- Soybean prices for this week topped on Wednesday with a fade into the weekend. Thursday and Friday drops were not enough to offset the early week gains, as beans go home 2 3/4 cents higher than last Friday’s close. However, November was 29 cents below the midweek high. Soymeal futures...
- Cattle Futures Drop Triple Digits into Report
- Afternoon selling into the CoF report left the cattle board $0.87 to $1.27 in the red. Catch up cash business on Friday resulted in light $124 activity. USDA confirmed the week’s bulk was $124 in the South and from $124 - $126.50 in the North. Feeder cattle futures ended the...
- Hogs Close in Red
- After an attempted bounce into the weekend, lean hog futures faded in the afternoon and closed with 5 to 50 cent losses. December managed to stay 12 cents higher on the day, though contracts were still down $4.95 from Friday to Friday. USDA’s National Average Base hog price for Friday...
- Cotton Recovered on Friday
- Cotton prices bounced back with 92 to 212 point gains into the weekend. For the week, December cotton was 81 points higher but traded within a huge 6.1 cent/lb (610 point) range. Dollar Index is up on Thursday, but down again on Friday. CFTC data showed managed money was 81,427...
- Corn Futures Up for Weekend
- Corn prices worked mostly higher through the week, with weakness on Tuesday and Thursday to limit the overall move. Friday’s 3 to 5 3/4 cent gains left December 12 1/4 cents higher from the week’s open. USDA’s cash average corn oil price through the week ending 10/22 range from 62.92...
- Wheat Markets Rally on Friday
- Domestic wheat futures set new contract highs on the last trade day of the week. December HRW futures were 1.7% to 3.5% higher with Dec’s new LOC high at $7.75. For spring wheat, prices closed 1% to 2.8% higher on the day pulling Dec above $10 for the first time...