CFS Feed Team Sponsor and Participate in the 2020 Pork Master Classic
Jul 31, 2020
Martin County lives high on the hog – they are the largest producer of pork in the State of Minnesota. In 1992, a committee of Martin County Pork Producers, agribusinesses, and Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce started the Minnesota State Pork Masters Golf Outing. Their goal is to provide a unique networking event for producers and agribusinesses. The money collected goes right back into the community in the form of Ag scholarships, and pork promotion. Every year, this outing draws golfers and sponsors from neighboring states to the grandest pig punned golf outing in the entire state!
Central Farm Service has been a long time golf hole sponsor for this event and has golfed yearly.
Pictured: Ed Hubly, CFS Swine Feed Specialist, Jamie Chukuske, Feed Location Manager, Brad Kluver, CFS Swine Feed Specialist, Kevin Behrens and Nate Scheid.
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CFS to Hold Feed Mill Open House Event on September 6, 2023
Please join us as we celebrate the opening of our new feed mill in St. James. We are excited to provide mill tours with our experienced staff and guides, we are eager to share information about our new facility and it's fit for the industry and the community. Join us after for a pork chop dinner and a chance to meet with other members of the CFS team.
May 17, 2023
Highlights as of 5/16:
Corn:
Planting and weather conditions are the name of the game currently. With planting progress looking very favorable and the weather forecast showing above normal temps and below normal precipitation for much of the corn belt all signs point to very good planting conditions. With that, we gave up yesterday’s gains on old crop and put in some new lows on December corn.
Corn:
Planting and weather conditions are the name of the game currently. With planting progress looking very favorable and the weather forecast showing above normal temps and below normal precipitation for much of the corn belt all signs point to very good planting conditions. With that, we gave up yesterday’s gains on old crop and put in some new lows on December corn.