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Ace Ethanol is an ethanol plant in Stanley, Wisconsin, built by local investors so local farmers could benefit from the increased value of the corn they grow. Construction on the original 15-million-gallon plant began in 2001, and by 2004 it expanded to 30 million gallons of ethanol yearly. A CO2 plant was built to add CO2 and dry ice as co-products. In 2005 a second grain-receiving location called Four Corners was established, growing to include 1.3 million bushels of corn storage. In 2013 Ace Ethanol acquired all Utica Energy facilities in the Oshkosh

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Ag Partners Cooperative, Inc. is a full-service, patron-owned cooperative serving more than 20 communities in northeast Kansas, southeast Nebraska, and northwest Missouri. It offers traditional grain storage and marketing, premium diesel fuel, lubricants and propane delivery, crop risk protection and input financing, and complete nutrition for companion animals and livestock. The cooperative operates 30+ coop locations and a Mr. Tire store, and traces its history through legacy cooperatives with over 150 years of service.

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Agrex is a full-service agricultural commodity trading company with nine locations across the US and global trading reach across seven countries. It handles origination, marketing, financing and logistics, working with producers to market grain to end-users and manufacturers worldwide. Agrex Inc. is a wholly-owned US subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas).

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AGRILAND FS is a customer-owned cooperative rooted in more than 90 years of experience, with 28 locations across Southern Iowa and Northwest Missouri and additional service areas across the Midwest and United States. It provides agronomy, propane, fuel, lubricant, turf product, feed, and grain solutions, and operates six main departments: Energy (Propane and Fuel), Agronomy, Feed, Turf Products, Grain, and Structures.

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Almota Elevator Co. is a privately held grain elevator company headquartered in Colfax, Washington, incorporated in the State of Washington in 1919. It buys, sells and handles grain, operating a river terminal on the Snake River with a rated capacity of 2,703,000 bushels, plus two satellite elevators (Union Center and Mockonema).

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Delta Grain is a full-service grain elevator, merchandiser, and 105 unit rail shuttle facility with locations in Sidon and Minter City, Mississippi. The company is engaged in the procurement and marketing of corn, soybeans, and wheat, partnering with farm families to provide easy, transparent, and reliable service. Its Sidon facility has storage capacity for over four million bushels of grain, a large-capacity dryer, and a 1.5 mile railroad spur; the Minter City facility has storage capacity for over 2 million bushels.

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Denco II is a locally owned corn-to-ethanol production facility in Morris, MN. Formed in 2010 by a group of local farmers and business owners, it produces 30 million gallons of ethanol per year and purchases 10 million bushels of corn annually from over 500 local family farms in West Central Minnesota. Its roots go back to 1991 when Morris Ag Energy built the original ethanol plant.

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Fox River Valley Ethanol LLC is a corn buyer and ethanol producer in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The plant opened in 2003 and produces ethanol from locally grown corn, along with co-products including wet distillers grains, DDGS, and carbon dioxide. It is a member-owned operation with a member board of directors including farmers and local investors.

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Froelich Farms is a family farm in Vale, South Dakota, founded in 2011 by John and Tere Froelich as fourth-generational farmers. They grow pesticide-free wheat, oats, and sorghum using low-residue, sustainable methods, and also raise hogs. They sell grains directly to customers in various bag sizes, with bulk/wholesale options, and ship across the continental United States.

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Fullerton Farmers Elevator in Fullerton, ND is dedicated to empowering farmers by providing the tools and resources needed to confidently market their grain. With a focus on transparency and support, they help farmers make informed decisions and maximize their profits, offering reliable information and guidance to navigate the grain market successfully.

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