Bisbee - Perth - Rock Lake - Rolette - Rolla - Dunseith - Overly
1-800-450-3263
Current Trading Hours: All Commodities: 8:30am - 4:00pm; Grain will only be bought during these hours. All prices based Bisbee; Station differentials to apply.
North Central Grain Cooperative will not accept grains, oilseeds, or wheat containing transgenic events not approved for US export markets; such markets include Canada, China, South Korea, the European Union, Japan, and Mexico.
Daily market commentary in both the video and print form: CHS Hedging Inc (formerly Country Hedging) Highlights - https://www.chshedging.com/
North Central Grain News
August 22nd: American Bank Center of Cando will be grilling burgers starting at 4 p.m. Stop in - Say hi and grab a burger!! Effective August 22nd: North Central Grain Cooperative will be cash only on Spring Wheat until further notice. This will allow your elevator to ship grain and continue to receive harvest grains. Thank you for your cooperation.The patron vote to unify North Central Grain Cooperative and Cando Farmers Grain and Oil passed August 1st. CFGO patrons voted 90.5 % in favor of the merger and NCGC patrons voted 82.4% in favor of the merger. The newly formed Legacy Cooperative will become effective January 1st, 2019.
Vomotoxin over 2% in Spring Wheat and Winter Wheat is subject to discounts.
Please call the terminal, 701-656-3266, before hauling to make sure we are able to take grain.
Use the box lower right to have the futures and daily cash prices texted to your phone. Text Message Address is your cell phone # - digits only.
Website Cash Bids for Spring Wheat, Winter Wheat, and Soybeans update during the night time trading hours of 6:00 pm to 7:15 am on a 10 minute delay quote. The Cash Bids reset the following morning.
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The 2018 HRW wheat harvest continues advancing toward completion in the Northern Plains and Pacific Northwest, lagging behind the five-year average as noted by the U.S. Wheat Associates in their recent weekly harvest report.
