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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Team Marketing Alliance Dissolution
On Friday August 27 we received a favorable decision from the arbitration panel. Their unanimous decision was to dissolve Team Marketing Alliance. During the dissolution process, we will work diligently so that you our member / customers see as little operational change as possible. You can be assured that your grain will be safe in or elevators and that all contracts will be honored. At this time this is the extent of the information we have to share. Once we have additional information, we will pass that along. As always Cooperative Grain & Supply appreciates your business and will continue to make decisions with our producers best long term interests being the driving factor in everything we do.
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135 N Main Hillsboro, KS 67063
620-947-3917 office
Locations
Canada Elevator
Canton Elevator
Hillsboro Elevator
Hillsboro Hoop Building
Lehigh Elevator
Marion Elevator
Hillsboro Crop Production
Hillsboro Business Office
Marion Ampride
Hillsboro Ampride
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Hillsboro, Kansas (67063)
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- Soy Closes Firm
- Bean prices pulled back some in the afternoon and ended the session fractionally to 3 3/4 cents higher. Meal futures were UNCH to $1.30 higher at the bell – with Dec closing $317.90/ton. BO prices gained 54 to 73 points in the front months after another strong showing by palm...
- Corn Gains on Monday
- At the bell, corn futures were 4 3/4 to 7 cents higher. For December corn, that was the third consecutive gainer for a net bounce of 20 1/2 cents. USDA Weekly Export Inspections showed 976,218 MT of corn was shipped during the week of 10/14. That was up from 842k...
- Mixed Close for Cotton
- Monday’s wide ranged session concluded with mixed prices. Front month futures were down 5 to 29 points at the bell, while the other nearbys gained 10 to 19 points. Crop Progress data from NASS showed 86% of cotton bolls were opened as of 10/17. That compares to 88% on average....
- Hog Market Bounced Back on Monday
- Lean hog prices closed higher after gaining back between 45 and 97 cents. USDA’s National Average Afternoon Base hog price was $67.24 down by 9 cents. CME’s Lean Hog Index was $87.59 on 10/14, down by another $1.13. China reported bringing in 210k MT of pork in September, which was...
- Wheats Close Mixed on Monday
- Front month wheat markets closed mixed on spread adjusting. Winter wheats were in the black while MPLS ended lower. Losses in HRS were limited to 2 1/4 cents, with a 1 1/2 cent gain for Sep ’22. Winter wheat futures added between 1 3/4 and 5 1/4 cents on the...
- Red Start for Cattle
- The week’s live cattle trading began with Monday losses. Futures ended the day down 35 to 55 cents in the front months. There were no cash sales announced for Monday, though USDA confirmed most cash sales last week were near $124 and $196 for dressed. Feeder cattle losses reached $2.07...
