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 urban 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.
STEWART PETERSON-PRICE PRODUCER
Pro-Ag is looking for interested producers in a program that would run for the fall of 19 crop year. The producer turns over a set quantity for stewart peterson to price, then they will then work to price those bushels throughout the next winter/ growing season. The producer would pay a 7 cent per bu management fee at time of delivery. A simple program you can use to lock in profits. Call Brandon if interested, 320 524 2285.
Remember, free pl storage for all grains ends july 31. You will be charged the pl daily rate after that. We will continue to accept free pl in july.
Average seasonal contracts for fall corn as of june 28th is now at $4.04 dollars- futures.
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Futures
Weather
Brandon, Minnesota (56315)
Forecast
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Tuesday
Hi: 76°
Li: 59°
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Wednesday
Hi: 79°
Li: 65°
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Thursday
Hi: 73°
Li: 62°
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Friday
Hi: 75°
Li: 62°
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Saturday
Hi: 79°
Li: 62°
Hi: 76°
Hi: 75°Ag Market Commentary
- Corn
- Corn futures posted fractional to 2 cent gains in most contracts to start the week. Spill over from soybeans and a little short covering helped, but losses in wheat limited those gains. The Monday morning Export Inspections report indicated corn expo...
- Ag Market Commentary
- Corn futures posted fractional to 2 cent gains in most contracts to start the week. Spill over from soybeans and a little short covering helped, but losses in wheat limited those gains. The Monday morning Export Inspections report indicated corn expo...
- Cotton
- Cotton futures saw marginal losses on Monday, with nearby contracts 2 to 8 points lower. Crude oil was down a sharp $2.95 on the day, putting a little pressure on cotton. NASS reported that 72% of the US cotton crop was squared as of Sunday, with 31%...
- Lean Hogs
- Lean hog futures were down 95 cents to $1.60 in most contracts on Monday, with July expiring at $79.75/cwt. The CME Lean Hog Index was down 35 cents on July 12, to $80.91. The USDA pork carcass cutout value was down 45 cents on Monday afternoon at $8...
- Cattle
- Live cattle futures closed the Monday session with contracts up 55 cents to $1.30. August was up $2.375, after touching limit gains earlier in the day. Feeder cattle futures were 70 cents to $1.65 in the green. The CME feeder cattle index was up 11 c...
- Wheat
- Wheat futures ended the Monday session with most CBT and KC contracts down 7 to 9 cents, as MPLS was steady to 3 1/2 cents lower. Pressure was from higher than expected yields in some HRW areas and rains forecast for the Northern Plains in the 5-day ...
