Patron Access

< -- < -- < -- Click on Account Login for Patron Access to check your account balances, grain balances, print invoices and statements, and review your prepaid contracts. Any questions, please call Tony @ 785.776.9467.

Farmers Coop Mission Statement

Working together to efficiently & courteously provide products & services to our patrons while maintaining a responsible and profitable cooperative association.

 
Local Weather

Manhattan, Kansas (66502)

Current Conditions: Few Clouds
Temperature: 89°F Dew point: 70°F
Humidity: 54% Pressure: 29.93 in. Hg
Wind: 7 mph From: North

Forecast

Saturday

Hi: 89°
Lo: 68°
 Sunday

Hi: 89°
Lo: 74°
 Monday

Hi: 99°
Lo: 77°
Tuesday

Hi: 93°
Lo: 68°
 Wednesday

Hi: 90°
Lo: 67°

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Market Snapshot
Quotes retrieved on July 31, 2010, 01:20:04 PM CDT
Farmers Coop Association Cash Bids
Delivery Basis Month Cash Price Change
Beans
Corn
Milo
Wheat

Quotes retrieved on July 31, 2010, 01:20:04 PM CDT
Agronomy

Total Farm Solutions that make sense.
Contact us for all of your fertilizer
needs....

Now is the time to consider fertilizing
your brome and fescue acres
as well as setting up fall application of
starter for your spring crops.
Contact Ken Diehl @ 785/776-9467.
Thank You for your continued business!

 

 
Rail Road Crossing
Tired of the rough railroad crossing on Excel Road???
We need your Help! 

We are asking your help in getting the crossing repaired! 

Please call the Union Pacific Railroad at 800-848-8715.

The crossing number is 818-473S (as in Sam)  at mile post 115.7.

Tell them the crossing is lower than the road,

the ties are loose and spikes are sticking up.

It all needs repaired and the crossing elevation corrected.

Thank You for taking time to make the Call.

Commentary
Corn - Closing Report - July 30, 2010

Corn closed higher on support from wheat and concerns about heat effects on corn yield. Concerns about wheat supplies due to drought in Europe and...

Soybeans - Closing Report - July 30, 2010

Soybeans closed higher followed by wheat and an ongoing short stocks situation for old crop soybeans. Today’s activity smelled a lot like fund...

Wheat - Closing Report - July 30, 2010

Wheat futures had a rocket strapped to their back all day. The European and former Soviet Union drought is putting the spotlight on the US, which...

Cattle - Closing Report - July 30, 2010

Cattle futures shook off mid-week selling to close 50 cents to $1.12 higher. Cash cattle prices were trading at $93 this week. August settled at...

Hogs - Closing Report - July 30, 2010

Lean hog futures closed higher across the board. The cutout was mixed this afternoon with butts slightly lower, loins higher and the rest flat. The...

Cotton - Closing Report - July 30, 2010

Cotton closed higher on positive 2Q10 GDP, low old crop ending stocks, momentum, commercial buying, and higher commodities across the board thanks...

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