We are a full service company specializing in quality feed and competitive grain marketing. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are happy to assist you in developing a feeding program, profitably marketing your grain, and bringing your product to market.
Starting today, we will have some construction traffic. Corn deliverys may have to back in to the curn dump. Thanks for your cooperation.
We are offering Free DP grain. Deliver your corn to Wayland now. Price it by August 29,2025 at our posted cash bid and pay no DP charges. A signed DP contract must be in effect prior to delivery.
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Wayland Monday thru Friday 7:30am to 4:00 pm.
MAX 16% Moisture
Access our grain bids at the Cash Bids link under the Grain menu.
Grain Indemnity Fund
The state of Iowa has reimplented the collection of fees to fund the Grain Indemnity Fund. These assessments will begin on September 1, 2023. The assessment is .25cents (quarter of a cent) per bushel. Bushels affected are those sold on Cash or Spot contracts. Bushels on Credit Sale Contracts - Deferred Price, Deferred Payment, or Basis - are not covered by or assessed for this fund.
Please call our Wayland office at 319-256-6000 we will be happy to help you with all your grain marketing needs!
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All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
- Hogs Close Mixed on Friday
- Lean hog futures ended the week mixed, with contracts up 60 cents to a nickel lower, as July was up $2.375 on the week. USDA’s national average base hog negotiated price was reported at $104.95 on Friday morning, down $1.00 from the day prior. The CME Lean Hog Index was...
- Cattle Fall on Friday as Cash Takes a Breather
- Live cattle futures posted Friday losses of $3.10 to $4.50, as pressure from a weaker equity market added to a risk off approach. June slipped back $1.20 this week. Cash trade has been reported at $235 in TX and $233-238 KS so far this week. Northern trade was $380 dressed...
- Corn Pushes Gains into Friday’s Close
- Corn futures closed out Friday trade with some strength, as July was 6 cents higher and some new crop contracts posting 2 to 3 cent gains. July corn closed the week with a 2 cent pop, with December slipping back 6 1/4 cents on the week. The front month CmdtyView...
- Soybeans Rallies as RVO Proposal Pushes Bean Oil Up the Limit
- The soybean market was well supported on Friday, following the EPA's release from this morning. Contracts closed the session with gains of 25 to 28 cents across the nearbys. That helped to push the nearby July contract in the green on the week, with a gain of 12 1/2 cents,...
- Wheat Joins the Rally on Friday to Ease Week’s Losses
- The wheat complex was in rally mode across the across the three exchanges on Friday. Chicago SRW futures were up 17 to 18 cents on the day, with July slipping back over the course of the week. Kansas City HRW contracts were also 17 to 18 cents higher at the...
- Cotton Close Out Friday with Gains
- Cotton futures posted marginal 22 to 45 point gains on Friday, with some help from the outside markets. July was down 26 points this week, with December closing 37 points lower. Crude oil was up $5.27/barrel on Friday, following Israel strikes on Iran overnight. The US dollar index was back...
