RIVER DUMP HOURS Terminal Mon 6/2 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 7-4 ADM Ottawa South C & B 7-4 Cargill Spring Valley Corn only 7-4 Northern Crossing Corn only 7-3 Marquis Corn only 4 am - 8 pm CHS - Annawan 7-4 Corn only NPC ELEVATOR HOURS Location Mendota North Call First Triumph Call First Utica Call First Tonica Call First Van Orin Call First * weather permitting Market Link Grain Programs 2024 Storage & Drying RatesArchives 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 5/28/2025 Morning Update • Corn markets steady to fractionally higher. Futures saw stronger futures overnight but ranges were narrow as there isn’t much for major news to trade. Both July and Dec futures are below their 200-day moving averages. The first G/E rating came in at 68% yesterday, but 73% had been expected. Planting progress came in at 87%, a 9% increase from last week and 2% ahead of the average. Major corn-producing states east of the Mississippi remain behind their respective averages but progress is being made. Emergence came in at 67% vs 50% last week and the average of 60%. Export inspections continue to perform well with this week at just shy of 1.4 MMT. • Beans lower overnight along with weaker meal futures, but bean oil is up just a bit. Both July and Nov futures trade within yesterday’s range. Planting progress came in at 76% vs 66% last week and 68% average. Emergence came in at 50% vs 34% last week and 40% average. Brandon Carlson