FCE will not be taking wheat or oats until after corn and bean harvest is completed. 

 

Minneota will be CLOSED September 15th, and 18th-19th. We will be back to normal operating hours beginning on Monday, September 22nd. 

 

 

 

 

FCE will begin Free Price Later on corn and soybeans starting 2-17-25. If bushels are not priced by 9-26-25 a minimum storage fee of 12 cents/bu on corn and 18 cents/bu on soybeans is applied and normal storage rates will apply thereafter. Bushels on free DP can't be applied to any forward contract. All corn will be shrunk to 14% moisture. Subject to capacity constraints and may be shut off in certain locations at any time. Please watch the website for any updates. 

 

 

 

 

FCE will not be taking wheat or oats until after corn and bean harvest is completed. 

 

Minneota will be CLOSED September 15th, and 18th-19th. We will be back to normal operating hours beginning on Monday, September 22nd. 

 

 

FCE will begin Free Price Later on corn and soybeans starting 2-17-25. If bushels are not priced by 9-26-25 a minimum storage fee of 12 cents/bu on corn and 18 cents/bu on soybeans is applied and normal storage rates will apply thereafter. Bushels on free DP can't be applied to any forward contract. All corn will be shrunk to 14% moisture. Subject to capacity constraints and may be shut off in certain locations at any time. Please watch the website for any updates. 

 

  

 

 

 
 
   

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507-768-3448
800-626-2510
Main Office: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm
FCE Elevators: 7:30am-4:30pm
Closed Saturday-Sunday
Montevideo
320-269-6531
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507-768-3602
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507-925-4126
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507-423-6235
Taunton
507-872-6161
Minnesota Falls
320-564-3835 
Minneota
507-872-6134
Cottonwood
507-423-6489

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