RIVER DUMP HOURS
Terminal Wed 7/16
Market Street Peru C & B 7-4 (CLOSED Thursday 7/17)
CGB Utica C & B & W 7-4
CGB Hennepin Corn Only 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 Closed
Cargill Spring Valley C & B 7-3
Northern Crossing Corn 7-3
Marquis Corn only 4 am - 8 pm
Mendota Wheat Mill 7-5
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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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

7/15/2025 Morning Update

• Corn markets giving back yesterday’s gains overnight. Weekly crop conditions were flat week over week at 74% vs 74% expected. 34% of the country is silking vs 33% on average. Open interest was up 17,350 yesterday with the September down 2,800, December up 12,800, March up 2,100, and September’26 up 2,400. Weaker market expected today pressured by high crop ratings and favorable weather in the central US.
• Soybean futures are slightly weaker this morning as the meal market is down nearly a dollar a ton and bean oil up around 20. Bean conditions improved by 4% to 70% good/excellent with Illinois up 6%, North Dakota up 6%, and Minnesota up 2%. NOPA crush report is out later this morning with the market expecting crush to be at 185.2 million bushels and bean oil stocks are expected to be at 1.374 billion pounds. Soybean meal open interest was up 7,250 with August down 3,200, September up 2,400, and December up 2,200. Trade looks to be mixed as trade waits for the NOPA crush report later this morning.

Brandon Carlson