Please watch the display on the West end of the scale to know when and where to go.  Please have signs as to who the grain belongs to.  Please do not be on your cell phone while on the scale.  Thank you for your cooperation and please be safe.  

Attention:

Due to Covid-19 still running high and Remsen being a hot spot, we have postponed our Annual Meeting to a later date to be determined. 

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

Cattle closed mixed ahead of the COF report, with 2 to 10 cent gains in 2020 expiry months. The back months were 15 to 60 cents in the red. Feeder

Corn rallied in the afternoon and added 1 to 3 cents to the week’s move. For the week, Dec futures were up 4.29%. The carry (a.k.a contango)

Corn rallied in the afternoon and added 1 to 3 cents to the week’s move. For the week, Dec futures were up 4.29%. The carry (a.k.a contango)

Soybeans rallied off of midday losses and ended the week with 4 to 10 cent gains. November outgained Jan by 3 cents from Friday to Friday, adding to

Front month wheat futures were higher on Friday. CBT wheat closed the last trading day of the week with 4 3/4 to 10 cent gains. KC HRW gained 7 to 9

After trading in the red at midday, Friday hog futures closed 2 to 82 cents higher. May futures stayed 32 cents in the red at the close. For