Construction is moving right along on our Tracy location project. With the addition of two grain bins, the growing location will now have 500,000 bushel additional storage capacity and is on track to be completed before harvest 2017. Follow the
As we move into late spring, cattle producers need to start thinking about whether or not creep feeding is a profitable practice for your operation, and if so, choosing the correct feed that not only brings value to the animal, but the producer as well.
With the wet spring we have seen, corn planting progress got off to a slow start, but has since recovered and is currently running at about the 5-year average pace. Long range weather forecasts for the remainder of the year are all over the board, so trying to predict weather this growing season is near impossible.
Over the last few years, our budget billing program has proven itself to be a valuable tool for Two Rivers’ customers in controlling their energy costs. With the extremely volatile nature of the energy market, we recommend that ALL Two Rivers heating customers consider participating in the budget billing program.
In our recent issue of the Soil Report, I spoke of the Des Moines Water Works (DMWW) lawsuit, the current status and how it effects Iowa producers. Since then, as many of you know, the lawsuit has been dismissed on
Your board of directors recently approved a significant expansion project at the Tracy location. Construction will begin in the coming weeks on two grain bins, each having a 250,000 bushel capacity. This 500,000 bushel addition will add to the current
Two Rivers Cooperative was recently acknowledged for its outstanding leadership and efforts to improve water quality. Iowa’s Secretary of Agriculture, Bill Northey, presented the Iowa Ag Leader Award to Two Rivers at the Agribusiness Association of Iowa’s Showcase and Conferences
As we work our way into the spring season, I want to take this opportunity to let our cattlemen and women what I am seeing out in the countryside and how we, at Two Rivers, can help you manage your herd.
We are now accepting no service charge, price later contracts. Contracts are available for corn and soybeans and will expire September 30, 2017. Normal drying and moisture shrink will apply. Limited space is available at each location. Call today to
RSVP by March 7th Grow Pella Dear land owners, Farmland has always been important to Pella. It’s part of the reason for our founding and its part of our legacy as a community. The Pella Community Foundation has created a