River Valley Cooperative

May 18, 2012

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A company is known by the customers it keeps, and we’re proud to serve forward-thinking farmers in Iowa and Illinois who share a love of the land.

As a company founded and owned by farmers, we’ve adapted to meet the needs of a new generation of rural residents. Count on us for feed, agronomy, energy, and grain solutions that are both economically and environmentally sound.

We’re glad you’re here, and we invite you to discover how River Valley Cooperative is committed to increasing the efficiency and productivity of your agribusiness operation.

CURRENT CONDITIONS

Clarence, IA

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Temp.:	72°F
Wind:	South @ 10 mph
Dew Point:	43°F
Humidity:	35%
Pressure:	30.00 in. Hg

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New Radar Weather Map on Homepage

04.25.2012

A radar weather map has recently been added to the bottom of our homepage. Please take advantage of this useful tool, as we are continuously trying t...

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Delmar Fire Department Receives $4,000 Donation

04.10.2012

River Valley Cooperative continues to support the local community by making a combined $4,000 donation contribution to the Delmar Fire Department, ...

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Henry-Stark Extension receives $1,250 Donation

04.02.2012

River Valley Cooperative continues to support agriculture by donating $1,250 to the Henry/Stark 4-H extension office. Pictured is Rich Ruhl, River ...

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Scott County Grow Communities Winner Announced

03.26.2012

Seventy percent of firefighters in the United States are volunteer and one of the few opportunities for these departments to update their rescue and training equipment is through community donations.

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DEKALB's National Corn Growers Receive Recognition

03.19.2012

The 2012 NCGA Commodity Classic was held in Nashville, Tennessee. The feature at the Classic was to celebrate the 100th anniversary of DEKALB. River Valley Cooperative represented several top ten finishers in the DEKALB National Corn Growers Contest. ...

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Bid Details

ADM Clinton Hours CHANGES
Friday 5a-11a
Monday 5a-5p

ADM Cedar Rapids Hours
Friday 5a-7p
Monday 5a-7p

GRAIN NOTES
May 18, 2012

Good Morning. Strange, unpredictable grain markets prevailed overnight, corn (with bearish fundamentals) were higher, and beans (with bullish fundamentals) were lower. July corn settled out the session 4 cents higher, closing at 6.29. July beans closed 5 ¾ cents lower, at 14.3225. The decline in beans was mostly attributable to Chinese price action overnight. But, overall, concerns over dry weather in the Midwest are the big market mover. And, they will continue to be until we get some rain! Other than those two nuggets of information, there really is a lack of fresh news to report this morning. Outside markets are mixed, with both crude and the dollar slightly off this morning. Chart wise, July corn will find resistance at 6.35. July beans hit a ceiling around 14.50, that may be hard to clear. Opening calls are mostly higher.

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