We have 8 grain facilities with more than 11 million bushels of storage. We continue to expand and upgrade our grain facilities, adding bin space and improving dumping speeds at all our locations.
With our set up of large pits, you simply pull in, dump and leave to get back to the field for the next load.
We also offer storage at competitive rates.
Our grain facilities are located in Addieville, Mascoutah (wheat only), Okawville, Pierron, St. Libory, Trenton, Highland and New Douglas.
Grain
You’ll find our grain bids are extremely competitive, which is thanks in part to our access to markets. This includes rail options out of Addieville and Okawville locations to Southeast U.S. processors, end users, feed areas and poultry areas. We can co-load up to a 90-car unit train.
Our merchandisers will work with you on the pricing strategy you want to employ. In addition to flat price sales, a few options include:
Forward contract – A straightforward way to market grain. There is no minimum bushel amount and no service fee. Unlike options and Minimum Price Contracts, there is no premium to pay. However, with a forward contract, farmers cannot benefit if prices rise.
Basis contract – When basis levels are strong, this contract allows you to lock in that strength and set your futures price later.
Hedge-to-Arrive – This contract allows you to lock in the futures price, while allowing the basis to be set at a later date.
We do have other specialty contracts available as well!
8/8/2022 - 16:34:00
DTN Closing Grain Comments 08/08 16:02 Row Crops Ease Lower After Weekend Rains December corn ended down 2 3/4 cents and November soybeans were down 8 3/4 cents Monday, pressured by favorable rains over the weekend from eastern South Dakota to Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Weather will be the main focus again this week with news of more ships leaving Ukraine also providing background interest. Todd Hultman DTN Lead Analyst GENERAL COMMENTS: September corn closed down 1 3/4 cents and December corn was down 2 3/4 cents. August soybeans closed up 4 3/4 cents and November soybeans were down 8 3/4 cents. September KC wheat closed down 1/2 cent, September Chicago wheat was up 4 cents and September Minneapolis wheat was down 5 3/4 cents. The September U.S. Dollar Index is trading down 0.22 at 106.28. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 36.21 points at 32,839.68. August gold is up $12.70 at $1,803.90, September silver is up $0.76 at $20.60 and September copper is up $0.0320. September crude oil is up $1.21 at $90.22, September heating oil is down $0.0474, September RBOB gasoline is up $0.0197 and September natural gas is down $0.411.