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RIVER DUMP HOURS
Terminal Wed 6/25
Market Street Peru C & B 7-4
CGB Utica C & B 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 7-4
ADM Ottawa South C & B 7-4
Cargill Spring Valley C & B 7-3
Northern Crossing Corn 7-3
Marquis Corn only 4 am - 8 pm
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

    6/23/2025 Morning Update

    • Corn markets weaker again overnight after Friday’s losses. Favorable central US weather pressuring markets. Reuters reports that the USDA is considering a plan to vaccinate poultry against bird flu for the first time and is evaluating how that would affect exports. Ukraine’s Ag Ministry says marketing year grain exports as of June 20 have totaled 40 MMT, down 9.5 MMT from a year ago, including 21.6 MMT of corn, 15.6 MMT of wheat, and 2.3 MMT of barley. Last Friday’s Cattle on Feed report showed on feed at 98.8% vs a 98.8% estimate, placements 92.2% vs 94.2%, and marketings 89.9% vs 90.1%. Corn open interest was down 17,790 contracts last Friday.
    • Beans also seeing losses overnight as markets weigh positive influences from bean oil and negative influence of expectations of a potential big crop. Reuters reports that a loophole is being exploited to allow more soybean planting on deforested areas of the Amazon rainforest, with 250,000 hectares added since 2018 according to official reports and satellite data showing about 1 million hectares added since 2008. Oil World raised their Canadian 2025 canola crop estimate to 18.8 MMT but lowered their export estimate by 2 MMT to 7.3 MMT.

    Brandon Carlson