Notice

Normal operating hours: M-F 8am-4:30pm

 

Our offices will be closed Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day.

 

Wheat Premium Program 2025

Apply a wheat fungicide from The Farmers Elevator and receive up to .07/bu premium on your wheat bushels. In addition, by participating in the program, you will receive a deferred payment on wheat fungicide and its’ application until July 28th, 2025.

Incentives and Qualifications:            

  • If you deliver your wheat to The Farmers Elevator, you will receive a .05/bu premium 
  • If you have test weight of 60 to 60.9, you will receive a .01/bu premium
  • If you have a test weight of 61 or higher, you will receive a .02/bu premium
  • You must spray 100% of your wheat acres (farmer and landlords) to qualify for the program.

How to sign up:

Contact Nate Honeck @ 419-966-2142 to sign up for the program.

 

 

The Farmers Elevator is now offering Free DP for corn and soybean bushels brought in after Dec 13, 2024.

 

If you are a Plenish grower, please have a sign in your window notifying the scales that you have plenish beans to dump.  We need to know this before you are sent to the dump.  We have copies of signs available if needed.  Thank you!

 

Effective September 19, 2024

Corn and Soybean Delayed Price

Flat Rate - $.00/bu

Monthly Rate - $.13/bu 

No DP Charges if priced within 7 calendar days of delivery. Monthly rate is prorated daily. 

 

Delayed Priced Grain cannot be used to fill forward contracts or be transferred to open storage or basis contracts per state regulations. If you do not have a current delayed price agreement on file, please request from the office and return.

 

**Due to market changes, these rates are subject to change without notice**

 

 

Effective June 20, 2024 

Wheat Delayed Price

Flat rate $.00

Monthly Rate $.10/bu

No Charge if priced within 10 days.

Wheat Open Storage

Flat Rate $.15/bu

Monthly Rate $.10/bu

No charge if priced within 10 days. 

  

 NK and FS InVision Seed Corn and Beans 

 Call Marty & Ryan at North Creek 419-398-2325

 **Fertilizer Spreading and Chemical Spraying contact:

  Pleasant Bend 419-653-4132, Jeff Fitzwater 419-439-3815, Nathan Honeck 419-966-2142

**2023 Worker Protection Standard for R.E.I. -- to view click on the link below...

 2023 WPS Required PPE.pdf

 

 For your fertilizer needs contact Gary, Kyle, Nate or Jeff at 419-653-4132.

Cash Bids
Name Notes Basis Cash Price Futures Change
Wheat
WheatCash-45$4.98-2-0
WheatNC 25-40$5.03-2-0
Corn
CornCash-5$4.55-3-4
CornNC 25-45$4.06-2-4
Soybeans
SoybeansCash-10$10.50-7-2
SoybeansNC 25-60$9.91-4-6

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Quotes are delayed, as of May 25, 2025, 12:18:09 AM CDT or prior.
All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
Herbicide Program

The Farmers Elevator has Pre & Post Emerge Herbicide Programs and Fungicide & Insecticide Programs for Wheat, Corn and Beans.

If you are interested in any programs, please contact Jeff, Nate or Kyle  @ the Pleasant Bend office, 419-653-4132.

 

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