We will be at 2 cents per point of moisture removed on corn thru October 19.  Corn does not need to be sold, but please note price change effect October 15th.  Subject to change.  

 Stop in and see Troy or Scott in regards to our Fall Fertilizer program.  

	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 above 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

Corn futures are 2 to 3 cents higher so far on Thursday, after they saw fractional to 1 1/2 cent losses in most contracts on Wednesday. The 7-day

Soybeans futures start the Thursday session 4 to 6 cents higher from the overnight. They ended the Wednesday session with most contracts 3 to 6 1/4

Wheat futures are 4 to 8 cents higher in the CHI and KC contracts this morning. MPLS spring wheat is 2 to 3 cents higher. The three markets ended

Wheat futures closed Wednesday with most contracts 3 to 7 cents higher, with short covering suspected. Japan in tendering for 115,835 MT of wheat

Soybeans futures ended the Wednesday session with most contracts 3 to 6 1/4 cents lower. Soybean meal was down $3/ton, while soy oil was up a point.

Corn futures saw fractional to 1 1/2 cent losses in most contracts on Wednesday. The 7-day QPF shows most of the Corn Belt dry to less than a half