Murdock will not be taking wet corn until a later date.  Please call for an update.  Thanks  

Grain Scale and Agronomy Hours:

Monday thru Friday:  8:00 AM - 4:30 PM 

Weekends:  Closed

Effective 11/16/2018 GPC will now be handling and transferring CVEC/CVAC bushels since storage concerns have been alleviated.  The fee will continue to be 7 cents per bushel as it was in the past.  All bushels intended to be used for this program need to be approved before delivery takes place.  Thanks

THE NEW 2018 HARVEST POLICY IS NOW AVAILABLE UNDER THE "GRAIN/CASH BIDS" SECTION OF THE GPC WEBSITE.  

Interesting Info on N-Stabilizer see Agronomy page

GPC will NOT accept Duracade corn in Benson or Milan.

 Local Ethanol plants have decided not to take Duracade corn due to the lack of EU approval, which will affect where they can sell their products. 

GPC sells a great amount of corn for ethanol out of the Benson and Milan locations, so we will also need to comply.

GPC will handle Duracade corn in Murdock as the PNW will accept it.  If you have Duracade corn please call GPC before hauling, so we can make plans accordingly.  Thank You.

Corn

All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.

Soybeans

All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.

Corn futures closed the Tuesday session with most contracts 2 to 5 cents lower, with pressure coming from wheat. The weekly Export Inspections

Live cattle futures settled Tuesday with most contracts steady to $1.275 higher. Feeder cattle futures were 42.5 cents to $1.15 higher, with help

Corn futures closed the Tuesday session with most contracts 2 to 5 cents lower, with pressure coming from wheat. The weekly Export Inspections

Wheat futures posted sharp 11 to 17 1/2 cent losses in most contracts, with MPLS back months 4 to 9 1/2 cents lower. All wheat shipments in the week

Soybean futures ended Tuesday with most contracts 5-6 cents off their lows, but still down 6 to 7 cents on the day. Meal futures were down $1.10/ton

Cotton futures were up 7 to 33 points in most contracts on Tuesday. A weaker US dollar was supportive, along with higher crude oil. First Notice day