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Grain Services

At Farmers Coop Society, we utilize 110,000 bushels of corn a day out of five feed mills, giving us an opportunity to be aggressive in the marketplace. With that aggressiveness, we offer different market strategies to ensure our patrons a great market advantage!

We have nine grain locations across South Dakota and Iowa. This allows us to better serve our patrons with an annual volume of 11 million bushels of beans and 39 million bushels of corn. We take pride in providing the best service to our growers. From grain marketing programs, direct shipping from the farm, a variety of grain contracts, daily cash market texts, and the efficiency of our grain handling equipment.

Take a look at the contracts we offer below, but for more information, contact your local Farmers Coop Society location or call 712-722-2671.

Professional Grain Origination Location Schedule

Our professional and experienced grain origination team is now following a trusted rotation schedule, ensuring consistent availability across different locations. This means you can rely on meeting our team members on specific days, making it easier for you to plan visits and appointments. We're committed to building stronger relationships with our customers, and this initiative is designed to create better engagement and personalized service. Explore our rotation schedule and book your appointments today! Call 712-722-2671

Grain Marketing Contracts

Cash price and delivery period is established.

Establish basis and delivery period. Leave futures unpriced to be set at a later date.

Establish futures price and delivery period. Leave basis open to price at a later date.

Allows the FCS to store your grain today and the ability to price at a later date.

FCS will quote a price to pick up grain at your facility and deliver it to market for you.

Grower delivers grain to a processor, a non FCS location, but still sells to FCS and is still eligible for FCS patronage.

Provides the ability to market bushels every day at a premium above the current market and is willing to sell additional bushels.

2023 Grain Policy