We will be offering free PL on corn delivered through the end of August.

UPDATE to TREMONT COOP RESPONSE TO COVID-19

Our priority remains keeping our staff and our customers safe and healthy and to keep business running as smoothly as possible.**We will be opening our offices but ask if you could please limit your trips to only what is necessary to perform in person.**

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.

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.

**This change is due to the inability to handle wet soybeans at Toboggan**

  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. 

Check out the  RESOURCES  tab on the right for a listing of contracts we offer here at Tremont Coop.
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Corn futures prices strengthened by 3/4 to 2 cents on the first trade day of August. March and May contracts were up the most on the day, each

The front month soybean futures gained 2 1/2 to 4 1/2 cents on Monday. August soybeans closed UNCH at $8.97 1/2 per bushel, which is still a 4 1/2

Wheat futures recovered from midday lows, but still dropped by double digits on the first trade day of the new month. KC wheat was the weakest, with

Cotton futures gained triple digits to start the new week of trading. NASS’s Cotton Consumption and Stocks report withheld June’s consumption

Lean hog futures were mixed on Monday. The front months of August and October were down by triple digits, with losses weakening to a nickel through

Corn futures prices strengthened by 3/4 to 2 cents on the first trade day of August. March and May contracts were up the most on the day, each