Meeting the needs of our customers while maintaining a profitable business for our member-owners and their communities.
Meeting the needs of our customers while maintaining a profitable business for our member-owners and their communities.
Meeting the needs of our customers while maintaining a profitable business for our member-owners and their communities.
Join us for the 27th Annual Customer Appreciation Night!
Wednesday, March 29, 2023
4pm - 7pm
Edon Community Building
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It's that time of year! If you apply your own chemicals, check your pesiticide license to make sure it's up to date.
If you have made any changes recently, please get us a copy of your new license.
THINK SPRING!
THANKS!
We are looking to hire multiple postions at the Edon and Plant 2 locations.
If you are intersted please call Greg @ Edon 419-272-2121 or Art @ Plant 2 419-272-2415
We are looking to hire multiple postions at the Edon and Plant 2 locations. If you are intersted please call Greg @ Edon 419-272-2121 or Art @ Plant 2 419-272-2415
We send out daily texts with our closing bids. Call any one of our branches to get set up!
Williams County is changing the provider for the alert 86 system. Everyone who wants to continue to receive alerts must sign up again. The County has an emergency notification system that is designed to keep you informed with critical information quickly in a variety of situations, such as severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing persons and public works changes. The system is also used to send out information about Edgerton community events. To stay informed, sign up for alert notifications today. To register for the NEW Alert86 system, visit
https://www.williamscountyoh.gov/693/Alert-86-Community-Notifications
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Edon Grain Terminal & Main Office
205 S. Michigan P.O. Box 308 Edon, OH 43518 419-272-2121 800-878-4093 |
Edon Agronomy Plant 2
10-226 Co Rd 5 Edon, OH 43518 419-272-2415 800-878-4095 |
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Edgerton
P O Box 426 117 E Morrison Edgerton, OH 43517 419-298-2317 888-878-4093 |
Montpelier Grain Terminal 11-715 Co Rd 13 Montpelier, OH 43543 419-485-3117 800-548-0991 |
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- Nearby cotton futures pressed the downside on Monday, but were off their early session lows. May cotton saw a 281 point range from -176 to +105. The other front months ended the day 35 to 74 points lower. Stock market futures (SPY) bounced and the dollar ($DXY) weakened on Monday,...
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- Wheat Continued Lower
- The wheat market traded lower again on Monday to start the week. Chicago futures ended the session 9 3/4 to 13 1/2 cents lower. KC wheat futures settled the day down by 6 to 8 cents. MGE spring wheat futures were 7 3/4 to 9 1/2 cents lower across the...
- Mixed Monday in Soy Market
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