4-27-2022
We are taking early delivery of contracted corn at all locations. If you have corn contracted for May thru August of 2022, you can haul it in now and payment will be for the month the corn was contracted.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Now that your grain is in the bin at your farm or at one of our elevators, give one of us merchandisers a call to discuss your selling stategies and also grain selling targets for your 2022 new crop wheat-beans-corn crops. Call us today at:
Wheaton-Dumont locations-320-563-8152/ask for Leif or Doug
Tenney location-218-630-5556/ask for Cameron
Graceville-Clinton locations-320-748-7289/ask for Duane
Browns Valley-Sisseton locations-320-695-2327/ask for Kelly
Britton-Rutland locations-605-448-2261/ask for Leif
Ashby location-218-747-2948/ask for Tim or Matt
LaMars-Hankinson-Mantador locations-320-563-8152/ask for Leif or Doug
Retirement Announcement
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.
Weather
Wheaton, Minnesota (56296)
Current Conditions
Cloudy
Temperature
43°F
Dew Point
34°F
Pressure
29.87 in. Hg
Humidity
70%
Wind
12 mph
From
Northwest
Forecast
-
Friday
56°
46°
-
Saturday
52°
34°
-
Sunday
58°
35°
-
Monday
63°
41°
-
Tuesday
63°
46°
©2022 Freese-Notis Weather
Web App Link:
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
ribbon-cutting ceremony by South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard - See more at: //www.hubcityradio.com/2016/08/02/grain-terminal-has-ribbon-cutting/#sthash.06KnL1yl.dpufvvvv
ribbon-cutting ceremony by South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard - See more at: //www.hubcityradio.com/2016/08/02/grain-terminal-has-ribbon-cutting/#sthash.06KnL1yl.dpuf
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
- Cotton Market Falters Triple Digits
- Friday’s trading pulled cotton futures back 278 to 543 points after Thursday’s triple digit bounce. The old crop July contract was the weakest on the day, but held above the Thursday low. July cotton went home 293 points under last Friday’s settle, and December was 281 points lower wk/wk. CFTC...
- Cattle Fade into the Weekend
- Fat cattle prices ended the day with a 7 cent gain in June to 42 to 57 cent losses in the other nearbys. The spot futures price to Feb ’23 stayed near a $19 deferred premium at the close. Feeder cattle futures went into the weekend 62 cents to $1.27...
- Triple Digit Friday for Lean Hog Rally
- Following the mid/late April to mid May weakness, lean hogs have bounced back more than $10 with another $1.10 to $3.57 of that coming on Friday’s trade. The National Average Base Hog price for Friday was $110.15 after a $1.18 slide. CME’s Lean Hog Index for 5/18 was $100.37, up...
- Corn Market Fades into Weekend
- Afternoon position squaring pulled corn prices off their daily lows, but the board still went home 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 cents in the red. The July/Dec spread tightened slightly to 43 3/4 cents. USDA reported the weekly average corn oil cash price as between 80.88 cents and 82.14 cents...
- Double Digit Gains for Beans
- The last trade day of the week moved soybean futures 6 3/4 to 14 3/4 cents higher. Old crop prices led the way, widening the nearby premium to $1.83 from July to Nov. Soymeal futures went home $2.50 to $4.60 higher on the day.BO prices also squared up for the...
- Third Consecutive Double Digit Loss for Wheat
- Wheats fell double digits for the third session in a row, after the July contracts printed new highs on Tuesday. Chicago wheat closed 26 1/4 to 31 3/4 cents lower on the day, with July ending the session 8 3/4 cents under last Friday’s settle. KC wheat markets were 38...