We will be closed Friday July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.  Please order your feed accordingly.  Thank you and have a safe 4th.  

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

• We are limiting our access to the office to the North and East doors.
• Please conduct your business by phone.
• We are having our sales people conduct business by phone.
• Please mail your payments/contracts/etc.
• If you are sick, have a fever, cough/flu symptoms, please stay home.
• If you have traveled outside of the US in the past few weeks, please call one of the numbers listed below for assistance.

Thank you for understanding and for the inconvenience as this is for the safety of our employees and patrons. 

Main Office 712-786-1134 

Mike Thompson GM 712-261-1142   mthompson@remsenfc.com 

Scott Shirk Ag Dept. Mgr. 605-408-6080 sshirk@remsenfc.com     

Ryan Johnson Grain Merchandiser 712-537-7008 rjohnson@remsenfc.com                  

Beau Ohm FD Dept. Mgr. 712-541-0093 bohm@remsenfc.com

Hope Brotherson LOL 712-830-3257 hbrotherson@landolakes.com

We have opened up no service charge Price Later grain starting today Feb. 6 thru Sept. 11.  Please call beforehand so we can get you dumped.  

	To better serve our patrons, you can now sign up for FARMERDATA account with Remsen Farmers Coop to access your account.  Click on the link to the left to register.
6 South Washington St. PO Box 260 Remsen, IA 51050 1-800-747-1075 1-712-786-1134 Mon. thru Fri.  7:30am-4:30pm

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