For Sale
Effective Dec 7, 2020, we will be offering free delayed price storage for wheat and soybeans.
For program details, go to the current storage program link.
Starting January 18, 2021, we will be offering free DP for corn.
We can take your contracted soybeans early
If you have contracted soybeans to haul that were sold for January 2021 thru July 2021 delivery, we can take them now and payment for the soybeans will be made for the contracted month you sold the soybeans.
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 7-22-20
Current Soybean Discount Schedule, updated 9-15-2020
Current Corn Discount Schedule, updated 9-15-2020
Corn Moisture Table, updated 10-08-2020
Weather
Wheaton, Minnesota (56296)
Current Conditions
Cloudy
Temperature
37°F
Dew Point
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93%
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Britton Grain Terminal
We look forward to serving you at the Britton Grain Terminal!
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.
If you are interested in what the vital statistics are for the Britton Grain Terminal CLICK HERE
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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
- Hogs Consolidate Gains
- April and July hogs were UNCH on Friday and August contracts were down by 37 cents. The other front months ended 2 to 95 cents in the black. USDA’s National Average Base Hog price was up 80 cents to $100.21. The CME Lean Hog Index was up another 13 cents...
- Corn Higher to Begin Week
- After the weekend break, corn prices are 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cents higher. Old crop corn futures posted new highs on Friday, but were just fractionally higher to 2 1/2 cents in the red at the close. New crop prices stayed higher, ending the session up 1 3/4 to...
- Soybeans Dip Below $14
- Beans are 6 to 9 cents lower in early Monday futures trading. Brazil eased mandated biodiesel use for two months, due to high prices. Dalian Chinese soybean futures were lower on Monday. At the close for Friday, soybean futures were 8 1/4 to 12 1/4 cents in the red. USDA updated...
- Cattle Futures Sell Off, Basis Goes Positive
- Live cattle futures closed the Friday session with losses of $0.72 to $2.45, with April the firmest and June the weakest. Through the week, the April/June spread corrected from a $2.25 discount to an 85 cent premium April. Long liquidation was noted on Friday, with preliminary open interest dropping 3,102...
- Cotton Futures Down to Begin Monday
- Cotton futures are down 18 to 100 points this Monday morning. They pulled back from intraday highs, but futures still closed higher on Friday. Old crop prices ended the session 99 to 108 points higher, and new crop prices ended up by 60 to 75 points. USDA’s cash average price...
- Wheat Gives Back Friday Gains Overnight
- Wheat markets begin the new week of trade with selling interest. Overall, US futures ae down 2 to 8 cents. At the closing bell on Friday, wheat futures were still up by double digits. CBT futures closed 8 3/4 to 10 cents higher, which for May meant a 31 3/4...