TREMONT COOP RESPONSE TO COVID-19

Due to the constantly evolving situation regarding the public health concerns, Tremont Coop is working to do everything possible so as not to disrupt normal business activities. Our priority is keeping our staff and our customers safe and healthy and to keep business running as smoothly as possible.

**Therefore, we have made the decision to keep our facilities and offices closed to the public until further notice.**

We will still be available by phone, email and text. At this time, we will be mailing all settlements, checks and paperwork unless other arrangements have been made. 

We greatly appreciate everyones' understanding of the situation and hope to be back to normal as soon as we can.

2020 Average Pricing Program
 

 Soybean Shrink Schedule Change --
Soybeans delivered to Tremont and Adwell will now only be shrunk 1.5% per half-point above 14.5% moisture. Soybeans delivered to Toboggan will still remain at 2.0% per half-point above 14.5%. All bean loads 14.5% and under will still be averaged at all locations.

**This change is due to the inability to handle wet soybeans at Toboggan**

  Tremont Coop will now be able to handle Duracade corn.

All other traits still not approved for export markets will still not be able to be taken at any Tremont Coop facility. 

Check out the  RESOURCES  tab on the right for a listing of contracts we offer here at Tremont Coop.
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