TREMONT COOP FALL HARVEST PROCEDURES AND COVID-19

With harvest approaching, we wanted to update our patrons and community with our plans for fall harvest operations at all Tremont Cooperative facilities. Our priority remains keeping our staff and our customers safe and healthy and to keep business running as smoothly as possible. However, in light of the ever-changing requirements from public health officials, we have decided we will be able to best serve everyone by taking the following precautions:

**All Tremont Coop offices will be closed with limited access for essential business until further notice. We are taking these precautions to ensure our staff is able to continue serving you through harvest and ensure that we run as normal as possible. Additionally, we will be closing all scale houses and will have signs around our facilities with contact numbers if you require assistance.**

We will still be available by phone, email and text. We will continue mailing checks, settlements and paperwork as much as possible but will be able to have paperwork picked up at our offices with prior communication.

We are also posting a link to a Power of Attorney form for signing Price Later agreements. We have several customers who use these currently and would encourage you to consider using this tool to limit your trips to the office if possible. This form does not need to be signed in front of a notary public but rather a witness at any of our offices could substitute for that requirement. Please call us if you would like to discuss this further.

Power of Attorney form

2020 Crop Tour Results

Tremont Co-operative is partnering up with Total Farm Marketing to add a managed pricing program to our marketing tools. The TFM PriceProducer contracts are professionally managed by a team and offer a variety of contracts to choose from for both corn and soybeans for a small fee.

For more information, learn more here.

For a quick link to FAQs, click here.

Sign ups are open now, please contact our offices if you want to enroll bushels or if you have any other questions. The TFM PriceProducer contracts have an enrollment deadline of 9/25/20.

Check out the  RESOURCES  tab on the right for a listing of contracts we offer here at Tremont Coop.
Marketing Tools comparison 

2020 Average Pricing Program
 

 Soybean Shrink Schedule Change --
Soybeans delivered to Tremont and Adwell will now only be shrunk 1.5% per half-point above 14.5% moisture. Soybeans delivered to Toboggan will still remain at 2.0% per half-point above 14.5%. All bean loads 14.5% and under will still be averaged at all locations.

  Tremont Coop will now be able to handle Duracade corn.

All other traits still not approved for export markets will still not be able to be taken at any Tremont Coop facility. 

Cattle closed mixed ahead of the COF report, with 2 to 10 cent gains in 2020 expiry months. The back months were 15 to 60 cents in the red. Feeder

Corn rallied in the afternoon and added 1 to 3 cents to the week’s move. For the week, Dec futures were up 4.29%. The carry (a.k.a contango)

Corn rallied in the afternoon and added 1 to 3 cents to the week’s move. For the week, Dec futures were up 4.29%. The carry (a.k.a contango)

Soybeans rallied off of midday losses and ended the week with 4 to 10 cent gains. November outgained Jan by 3 cents from Friday to Friday, adding to

Front month wheat futures were higher on Friday. CBT wheat closed the last trading day of the week with 4 3/4 to 10 cent gains. KC HRW gained 7 to 9

After trading in the red at midday, Friday hog futures closed 2 to 82 cents higher. May futures stayed 32 cents in the red at the close. For