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	Office Hours:  Monday through Friday 8:00am - 2:00pm GRAIN BUYER (RENEE) WILL BE IN MEETING OFF SITE FROM 10-2 TODAY, TUESDAY JANUARY 28TH. PLEASE TEXT OR CALL HER CELL 952-239-8405 FOR CORN SALES. THANK YOU. Corn Purchasing hours: 8:30-1:30pm daily Monday-Friday** Checks are cut every Thursday for the prior weeks sales and deliveries and will be ready for pickup after 1pm. Grain Delivery 8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday* *We unload trucks up until 5pm but trucks must be in line to deliver no later than 4:30. Please call before you haul. STARTING DECEMBER 16TH, 2024 FREE STORAGE ON DP CORN THROUGH SEPTEMBER 15TH, 2025. *NOTE: IF YOU BRING IN CORN ON DP AND CALL TO SELL IT YOU NEED TO BE SELLING FOR THE CURRENT MONTH. IF YOU CHOOSE TO CARRY FORWARD TO A DIFFERENT FUTURE MONTH STORAGE OF 3 CENTS PER MONTH  WILL BE APPLIED BACK TO THE DATE THE CORN WAS BROUGHT IN. We are not taking in beans at this time, please check site for updates. Thank you!

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