ANNOUNCEMENTS
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CHS – the nation’s leading cooperative – with area locations in Drayton, Cavalier, Glasston, Hensel, Joliette, Manvel, ND and Kennedy, MN, serves farmers and customers through our grain businesses. Whether it’s in our offices, in your fields, or in the community, we are here to help you grow. Talk with us today to get started.
RADAR AND WEATHER
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GRAIN PRICES
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/19)
Corn closed a fraction lower this morning after trading a narrow one cent range overnight. Soil temps are still cold in the Upper Midwest, with snow in the western corn belt and rains in the east ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/18)
Corn closed two cents higher with the May contract trading a narrow three cent range overnight. The market is continuing its rangebound trade with the May contract near the 50 day moving average ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/17)
Market Summary
Corn traded slightly higher overnight in light technical trade. Concerns of planting delays continues to provide support to the market. The May contract looks to be rangeb ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/16)
Market Summary
Corn traded lower overnight with the May contract trading a three cent range. May corn has technical support at the 50 day moving average of $3.80 then the 200 day moving av ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/12)
Corn traded lower overnight testing the lower end of the recent trading range. May corn technical support is at the 50 day moving average of $3.80. This week’s export sales came in at 840,000 ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/10)
Corn traded higher overnight on continued concerns of late planting. The May contract traded a narrow two cent range overnight. In yesterday’s Supply and Demand report, the USDA had U.S endin ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/10)
Corn saw a quiet, uneventful trading session ahead of today’s USDA report. Today the USDA release this month’s Supply and Demand report. The average trade estimate is for 2.189 billion bush ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/09)
Corn traded a couple of cents higher with the May contract nearing its technical resistance levels of $3.92 then $3.95 which is an eight month high. The market was higher overnight on strength in ...(continue reading)
CHS Drayton: Morning Market Wire (04/06)
Market Summary
Corn closed two cents lower this morning with the May contract trading a five cent range overnight. Technically, the next support level is at the 50 day moving average of $3 ...(continue reading)
CHS reports a net income of $346.7 million for the first half of fiscal 2018
CHS Inc., the nation’s leading farmer-owned cooperative and a global energy, grains and foods company, today reported net income of $346.7 million for the first half of its 201 ...(continue reading)
STRENGTH OF OUR SYSTEM
CHS NEWS
Published April 5, 2018CHS reports a net income of $346.7 million for the first half of fiscal 2018
Published March 21, 2018Demonstrating safety in the communities where we work
Published March 14, 2018Students storm the Hill with fresh perspectives and CHS support
- Published March 1, 2018Hunger happens everywhere. Farmers, CHS team up to fight hunger in rural America
Published February 14, 2018Winds of change in China
Published January 11, 2018CHS reports $180.1 million first quarter earnings for fiscal 2018
Published January 9, 2018Calling for 2018 National Ag Day Essay entries
Published December 22, 2017Changes to IRS Section 199 DPAD affect CHS owners
Published December 14, 2017CHS elects directors at 2017 CHS Annual Meeting
Published November 28, 2017Unconscious Bias and the Role of Women in Agribusinesses