On Monday Jan. 4th, we will be opening up No Service Charge Price Later grain to be brought in, subject to storage availibility.  Please call before bringing in.  Thank you.

Per Govenor Reynolds updated restrictions (11/16/20), masks are required coming into the Coop.  As always, if you are sick, tested positive for Covid-19 or have any symptoms, please for the safety of our employees, do NOT come into the Coop.  Business can be conducted by phone.  Thank you.  

	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

The wheat complex closed the Tuesday session mostly higher. Nearby SRW wheat prices closed down by 3 to 3 1/4 cents. The deferred contracts were up

At the closing bell on Tuesday, cotton futures were 45 to 67 points in the black. Prices were up triple digits at the day’s highs. USDA’s

Bean trading on Tuesday left the board 23 1/2 to 31 3/4 cents lower after a volatile session. Front month soymeal futures ended the session $10.80

At the closing bell front month cattle futures closed $0.45 to $1.15 higher. Back month cattle prices were 15 to 22 cents weaker. Feeder cattle

Tuesday’s closes left the board $0.82 to $1.57 weaker. For Feb the $1.45 drop was still an inside day following the $1.62 gain on Friday. The CME

Tuesday corn closes were 4 1/4 to 7 3/4 cents in the red. USDA announced private export sales to Japan (128k MT) and Israel (100k MT) this morning,