Articles tagged under: CHS
New Fertilizer Hub Coming to Hallock, MN
Published January 23, 2024
CHS is building a 25,000-ton fertilizer hub in Hallock, Minnesota. This plant is expected to be open in the spring of 2025 and will be located on the same property as the CHS canola plant. CHS Executive Director Vice President…CHS, GROWMARK Explore Further Collaboration
Published January 14, 2024
Two of the largest farm cooperatives are considering ways to work together. CHS and GROWMARK now collaborate on projects. CHS President and CEO Jay Debertin says the plan is to consider new opportunities to join forces. In an interview, the…CHS and GROWMARK to Consider Further Collaboration
Published January 12, 2024
Two of the largest farm cooperatives are looking for ways to work together. The board of directors for CHS and GROWMARK have agreed to explore opportunities for the two cooperatives to collaborate further. The two co-ops created a venture capital…CHS Releases 1Q Financials
Published January 10, 2024
CHS is reporting first quarter net income of $523 million. That’s down from record first quarter earnings of nearly $793 million one year ago. Continued strong soybean meal and soybean oil demand drove strong gains in the ag business. The…A Different Mindset from Farm Input Purchases
Published December 22, 2023
Farm input costs have come down slightly. CHS Regional Product Specialist Tim Swanson says it is still important to talk to the local retailer to lock in seed and crop protection products. The supply chain problems in the recent past…Clock Ticking on Appropriations Process
Published December 11, 2023
Congress is facing a January 19th timeline to address four major appropriations bills, including agriculture. The remaining eight spending bills expire February 2. There’s just nine days on the legislative calendar before the first deadline. Will Stafford, who is in…A Fresh Look at the Ag Retailer-Farmer Relationship
Published December 9, 2023
Farming has been in a state of constant change since the beginning of time. That evolution includes big farms getting bigger. "The average age of the farmer has actually dropped a little and that's because of retirements and baby boomers…River Shipping Outlook is Not Good
Published December 9, 2023
Low water levels on the Mississippi River and through the Panama Canal complicates the movement of grain and farm inputs. CHS Executive Vice President of Ag Retail, Distribution and Transportation Rick Dusek does not see a quick fix. "On the…Oil Price Partially Buffered From Global Events
Published December 8, 2023
Global events, such as the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, continue to make headlines. CHS Executive Vice President of Energy Darin Hunhoff said that keeps the market nervous. "Although, not quite as much as it did at one…