Chad Wilson | Vice President of Ag Services With the 2024 harvest wrapping up, now is the perfect time to plan for your 2025 grain handling needs. Whether you’re considering an updated air system, a new bin, or another upgrade, getting started early ensures your project is secured on our calendar and the equipment you […]
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Tony Kammerlander | Energy Accounting Manager The UFC Customer Portal is officially live as of June 3rd, and we’re excited to help you take full advantage of all it has to offer. Whether you’re managing your propane contracts or staying on top of other services, the portal is designed to give you convenient access to
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Local Farm Spotlight Kevin Lindeman, a Brownton native and UFC Board Member, has deep roots in McLeod County, where his family has farmed for nearly a century. The Lindeman family farming legacy began in 1931 when Kevin’s grandparents, Herman and Elise, moved onto the farm that continues to be home today. They raised their family
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RACHEL HOLMQUIST | Communications & Talent Acquisition Specialist At UFC, supporting our community goes beyond just providing products and services. It’s about being good neighbors and working together to make a positive impact. One of the key cooperative principles we follow is Concern for Community, and that means we’re always looking for ways to give
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Celebrating National Coop Month As we celebrate National Coop Month this October, it’s a great time to reflect on why the cooperative business model remains essential today. In a world of rising costs and market volatility, cooperatives offer something unique—strength in unity, shared success, and local impact. At UFC, our focus on benefiting member-owners rather
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By: Todd Kettner, Vice Chairman, UFC Board of Directors Deadline date for nominations: November 1, 2024 Are you passionate about agriculture and the cooperative business model? We are currently accepting nominations for the UFC Board of Directors. We are looking for candidates who reflect our values and are committed to the UFC mission and vision. The UFC
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By: Doug Hoffman, Safety Director As we prepare for another busy growing season here in UFC territory, it’s crucial that we prioritize chemical safety. Proper handling and application of agricultural chemicals protects our people, communities, and environment. Keep the following chemical safety protocols in mind to keep yourself and those around you safe! Working together,
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At United Farmers Cooperative, we are constantly seeking opportunities to enhance our services and better serve our farming community. With great excitement, we announce that we are exploring a partnership with Munson Lakes Nutrition, specifically for our feed department, focusing on beef and dairy products and offerings. This potential collaboration holds several benefits for our producers: Please
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The UFC Board of Directors is pleased to welcome Ryan Ponwith as an associate board member. In this one-year role, Ryan will serve as a non-voting advisor, gaining insights into board operations while lending his expertise in representing younger growers. Although new to the board, Ryan is no stranger to UFC. He first joined as
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Being from the Midwest, you’re probably an expert on all things winter safety. But if you think you know everything about how to walk safely in the winter, think again. Winter brings icy sidewalks, snowy driveways, and frosty farm equipment. While beautiful to look at, these slippery surfaces can also lead to dangerous slips, trips,
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