This year it was hard to stay on the right side of the market. Brody was able to keep the plant with a good supply of corn but at a higher price to the corn pool. When the market is continually going lower that works against the corn pool so our margin call will be […]
Letter From the Chairman – Roger Longhenry – Fall 2023 Read More »
Once again, we have wrapped up a successful year of fulfilling shareholder delivery commitments for our BCP members. September 30, 2023 marked the end of our fiscal year and the auditors are nearing completion, with the audit to be presented at the BCP Board of Director’s meeting on November 17th. To recap, BCP ended FY2022
Letter From the BCP General Manager – Patty Grube – Fall 2023 Read More »
The 2023 crop year is quickly coming to an end as the majority of producers in our area have completed their harvest. While there were certainly pockets of below average yields, and several producers had to fight through downed corn, overall it seems that our local crop exceeded expectations and should be a sufficient supply
Commodity Update – Brody Padgett – Fall 2023 Read More »
By Chad Friese, General Manager Chippewa Valley Ethanol Company has completed a very successful 2023, a fourth best in the history of the company. Wait, didn’t we just have one of those 4th best years? The reality is that we did and 2023 will replace our previous 4th best year of 2021. This means that
General Manager’s Message – Fall 2023 Read More »
By David Thompson, CVEC CHAIRMAN 2023 will be counted as another great year for CVAC. We expect to end the year with net income in the range of 25 million dollars subject to the final audit numbers. This should make 2023 the 4th best year ever for CVAC. The results are a combination of a
Chairman’s Chat – Fall 2023 Read More »
By Brody Padgett, Commodities Manager Harvest 2023 is quickly coming to an end as I type this article. Overall, harvest yield reports are generally better than most producers’ expectations, but given another challenging growing season I’m not sure how high expectations were to begin with. While temperatures were hot this summer and rains generally underdelivered,
Commodity Comments – Fall 2023 Read More »
