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RIVER DUMP HOURS
Terminal Mon 8/11
Market Street Peru C & B 7 - 4
CGB Utica C & B 7 - 4
CGB Hennepin C & B 7 - 4
ADM Spring Valley Corn only 7-4
ADM Hennepin C & B 7-4
ADM Ottawa North C & B & W 7-4
ADM Ottawa South C & B 7-4
Cargill Spring Valley C & B 7-3
Northern Crossing Corn Only 7-3
Marquis Corn only 4 am - 8 pm
Mendota Wheat Mill CLOSED
NPC ELEVATOR HOURS
Location
Mendota North Call First
Triumph Call First
Utica Call First
Tonica Call First
Van Orin Call First
* weather permitting
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    Proud to Be Your Partner in Grain

    At Northern Partners Grain we provide access to several originators to help you market your crops. Also, we have made upgrades to all of our grain facilities increasing speed and ease of delivery. As our agronomy division helps patrons increase yields, we focus on marketing strategies and managing the delivery of these increased bushels. Being a full-service division, we also offer drying, contracting, hauling and diverse marketing programs to maximize return to our patrons.

    Grain Comments

    8/7/2025 Morning Update

    • Corn markets higher this morning. CZ5 broke through its $4.00 support yesterday during the day session but was able to rebound back to a $4.02 close. Overnight CZ5 was able to trade the whole session above support and heads into the morning break at $4.06. Exports sales for corn were 170.4 TMT for this crop year and 3.16 MMT for the 25/26 marking year. The trade estimate was for old crop to be between 200-400 TMT and for new crop to be 1.3-2.5 MMT. The average trade estimate for next week’s WASDE report are expecting the corn yield to be 184.294 bpa, with a range of 182.5 to 188.1 bpa. Traders are expecting new crop ending stocks to be between 1.902 – 2.333 billion bushels.
    • Beans gain back yesterday’s losses overnight settling within a ½ cent of the overnight high. Export sales of soybeans were 467.8 TMT for this marketing year and 545.0 TMT for new crop. The trade guess was for old crop to be between 100-300 TMT and for new crop to be between 200-500 TMT. Meal sales combined for 169.4 TMT. The estimates were for combines sales to total 100-400 TMT. Soybean oil sales totaled 7.0 TMT, vs a guess of 0-13 TMT. For the WASDE report next week, the average trade guess is for the yield to be 52.9 bpa, with a range of 52-53.6 bpa. Traders are expecting 25/26 soybean ending stocks to be between 349-416 million bushels.

    Brandon Carlson