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Newsletter

The CHS Primeland Perspective newsletter is created to keep you informed on the latest trends, market shifts and the products and services we offer. Each edition delivers essential updates to help you navigate the evolving agricultural landscape, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve with relevant, timely information to support your business.

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Winter 2023 newsletter

In this issue, we cover updates on our grower meetings, new agronomy initiatives, market trends and spring season preparations to ensure you’re ready for a successful year ahead.

 

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Summer 2023 newsletter

As we wrap up harvest and our fiscal year, this issue highlights key updates on our retail reorganization, facility improvements, and new agronomy technologies. We also cover the impact of global grain market volatility and how we’re adapting to support your success.

 

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Spring 2023 newsletter

Our strong performance led to solid patronage payments. Key investments include facility upgrades and new staff additions. Retail highlights include a successful Chick Days and a fundraiser supporting local food banks. We’re excited for continued growth and appreciate your support!

 

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Winter 2022 newsletter

Thanks to your support, we had a great year despite challenges like supply chain issues and the pandemic. We handled a record number of bushels and saw strong profits, resulting in substantial patronage payments. Although facing challenges like drought and inflation, we’re focused on maintaining service, managing supply shortages, and improving efficiency.

 

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fall 2022 newsletter

After a challenging drought, we managed expenses carefully, leading to better-than-expected results. While profits were down, key areas like grain, seed, agronomy, and energy stayed profitable. Retail struggled with inflation and supply issues. CHS had a strong year overall, and patronage should remain strong for growers as we focus on product availability and customer relationships.

 

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