Grain
Contracting options, direct bids, Identity Preserved, and more.
As a producer for Ag Partners Cooperative, Inc; the following management practices must be followed:
Failure to follow these practices may result in rejection of product.
There is a 20-35% premium to GMO bids. You can contact your IP agronomist or Michael Moritz for exact current premium accounts.
There are no restrictions on what you use on your IP grain so long as you follow the label instructions properly. Ask your IP Agronomist for chemical recommendations.
This program is on a Buyers Call basis. That means, when our production schedule allows, your Account manager or the IP Account Manager will reach out to schedule your deliveries. We understand cashflow is important and timing is of the essence but be prepared to store beans for an extended period of time. There will be a place on the Grower Agreement to put your preferred delivery timeframe, and we will take each into consideration when planning production.
The Grower Agreement can be filled out by contacting your IP Merchandiser or filling out the downloadable form below.
Contracting options, direct bids, Identity Preserved, and more.
A variety of crop insurance products and view our input financing program!
Various energy options in ancillary, propane, and fuel. Ag Partners is a proud Cenex distributor.
Providing access to the latest decision-making tools to create success through innovation.
A cooperative operates on three key principles: it's user-owned, meaning members own their share of equity; user-controlled, with a "one-person, one-vote" system and a member-elected board guiding long-term strategy; and it offers user-benefits, including access to services, expert advice, local profits, and a strong sense of ownership.
As a co-op member-owner, you're more than just a customer -- YOU have a voice and share in the success. Each year, cooperative profits are divided into three parts: Cash Patronage, Retained Patronage, and Retained Earnings. The Board of Directors determines the annual patronage distribution.
The seven core principles for cooperatives were adopted by the Rochdale, England in 1844, and have become the basis for how cooperatives operate. The pioneers set a mission to work together to succeed and drive value back to their communities, which is the foundation for cooperatives today.
Become an Ag Partners Voting Member to have the opportunity to elect board members, vote on bylaw changes, mergers, and more!