GRAIN
Friendly service at competitive prices.
AGRONOMY
Our Agronomy Division is here for all of your agronomy needs.
FEED
Whether you have dairy cows or you are feeding deer in your backyard, we have the feed ingredients necessary to produce high quality feed.
PETROLEUM
Competitive prices and many different options to help manage your fuel costs.
SEED
We offer only quality brands of seed.
Pro-Ag Farmers Cooperative is a locally owned and controlled business. Our purpose is to provide farm and rural customers with quality products, marketing, and friendly service at competitive prices that will enhance producer profitability and keep Pro-Ag Farmers' Cooperative financially strong and growing.
NEW PHONE NUMBERS
Brandon and Garfield have updated their phone #s
Brandon Agronomy - (320) 391-0600
Brandon Grain - (320) 391-0610
Garfield - (320) 391-0620
Garfield will not be able to recieve beans until further notice. Please call Garfield or Hoffman with questions.
FREE Price Later on Corn/Soybeans/Wheat starts on 3-24-25. Subject to space & availability at locations. Grain will need to be priced or go back to regular storage on or after 7-31-25. Call your locations for space or questions.
FREE Price Later program can change at any time.
Rye bid is = 3.50 old crop brandon in may, 3.50 new crop
Spring wheat pro discounts are -5 cents ea fifth from 14.0 pro down to 12.0 pro. 2 cents ea fifth up from 14.0 to 15. 0 pro
Due to market volatility Pro Ag will only buy grain during CME trading hours (See Below)
Grain trading CME Hours
7:00PM-7:45AM Central Time
Pause 7:45AM-8:30AM
OPEN 8:30AM-1:15PM
Closed 1:15PM-7:00PM
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CASH BIDS
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Futures
Ag Market Commentary
- Hogs Close Mixed on Friday
- Lean hog futures ended the week mixed, with contracts up 60 cents to a nickel lower, as July was up $2.375 on the week. USDA’s national average base hog negotiated price was reported at $104.95 on Friday morning, down $1.00 from the day prior. The CME Lean Hog Index was...
- Cattle Fall on Friday as Cash Takes a Breather
- Live cattle futures posted Friday losses of $3.10 to $4.50, as pressure from a weaker equity market added to a risk off approach. June slipped back $1.20 this week. Cash trade has been reported at $235 in TX and $233-238 KS so far this week. Northern trade was $380 dressed...
- Cotton Close Out Friday with Gains
- Cotton futures posted marginal 22 to 45 point gains on Friday, with some help from the outside markets. July was down 26 points this week, with December closing 37 points lower. Crude oil was up $5.27/barrel on Friday, following Israel strikes on Iran overnight. The US dollar index was back...
- Soybeans Rallies as RVO Proposal Pushes Bean Oil Up the Limit
- The soybean market was well supported on Friday, following the EPA's release from this morning. Contracts closed the session with gains of 25 to 28 cents across the nearbys. That helped to push the nearby July contract in the green on the week, with a gain of 12 1/2 cents,...
- Wheat Joins the Rally on Friday to Ease Week’s Losses
- The wheat complex was in rally mode across the across the three exchanges on Friday. Chicago SRW futures were up 17 to 18 cents on the day, with July slipping back over the course of the week. Kansas City HRW contracts were also 17 to 18 cents higher at the...
- Corn Pushes Gains into Friday’s Close
- Corn futures closed out Friday trade with some strength, as July was 6 cents higher and some new crop contracts posting 2 to 3 cent gains. July corn closed the week with a 2 cent pop, with December slipping back 6 1/4 cents on the week. The front month CmdtyView...
