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Wallingford will not be receiving grain next Monday (4/22) or Friday (4/26) due to construction. Please call Wallingford or our main office if you have questions. Pocahontas...
It is time to sign up for Dust Control. Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to usthis week. As always, payment must be made before we can begin the...
POCAHONTAS — PRO Cooperative’s Board of Directors approved a plan to invest $3.0M in its operations in Terril with the construction of a new 750,000 bushel grain bin. ...
Spring is here, and PRO Cooperative is ready. We understand that spring application and planting is a challenging time of year. Saturated soils plague the countryside and as the...
Ruthven has entered the final stages of its ongoing renovation. Beginning May 1st, Ruthven's truck dump will be open as work ends on installing its replacement. The new pit...
Pro Cooperative invests in our communities. In addition to hosting our own free grain marketing workshops for farmers and lenders, we financially support ag education through the Iowa Institute for Cooperatives—a donation that doubled through a matching gift from CoBank®. In addition to supporting farm cooperative policy and legislation, the Institute funds eight scholarships each year to college students with an agriculture-related major. Pro Cooperative is also a frequent sponsor of community organizations and non-profits, such as food banks, fire departments and local 4-H chapters. Since 2012, we have contributed over $300,000 to make Northwest Iowa a better place for all of us to live and work.
Pro Cooperative simplifies your farm supply, service, and marketing needs. In addition to one clear monthly statement, your records are all in DTN Connect™, a platform that gives our advisors in grain, agronomy, fuel, and feed a single picture of your entire operation. With this insight, we can anticipate your needs and recommend whole-farm risk management steps before those needs become urgent. Across all of Pro Cooperative, we’re bringing you new ways to achieve better results. And we’re doing so with customer service that is personal, confidential, and based on a thorough understanding of your operation.
Besides doing business with your own company and sharing in the profits, Pro Cooperative offers a Section 199 deduction for your purchases and the grain you move through our facilities. Some cooperatives keep that deduction. We pass it on to you. Convenience and a high standard of integrity—two more reasons to do business with your new Pro Cooperative.
"Pro goes the extra mile to make sure their customers are satisfied. All of the employees have gone above and beyond to make sure they provide the best service possible. I’m confident in the information they give me about my crops and land because they care as though it was their own.” --Ethan Lenz, Pro Cooperative Member
Geoff is one of the newest members of Pro Cooperative and excited to join the team. Geoff is originally from Corning, IA and attended Iowa State University where he majored in Agricultural Business. He and his family are excited to be moving to Northwest Iowa . He and his wife Amber have 3 children: Caroline (6), Riley (5), and Ella (2). Geoff has spent 18+ years in the grain business working for Cargill and Louis Dreyfus Co in various merchandising and trading roles in the United States and Mexico. In his free time, Geoff enjoys following his alma mater Iowa State Cyclones, Chicago Cubs baseball, good bar-b-que and his children’s lives and activities. If you come to the office please stop by and say hello to Geoff so he can meet you. He looks forward to meeting everyone and helping the business grow.
Jamie works out of the main office in Pocahontas. She is grew up in Spencer. While growing up her mom was a bookkeeper and her dad managed a local elevator location. Jamie grew up around farming and the cooperative system and has had a passion for agriculture working with farmers. She went to Iowa State and obtained a degree in Animal Science and later back to school and obtained a degree from Buena Vista in Accounting. Jamie has worked in Northwest Iowa her whole career. She started selling feed for Land O’Lakes out of college and ran the scale and front counter at Great Lakes Coop in Milford and then later advanced to Everly where she did grain accounting, origination & merchandising for Green Plains Renewable Energy and The Andersons. Jamie came to work for Pro Cooperative in 2014 where she obtained her series 3 license and manages Cement Plant Future and oversees our specialty contracts along with other origination/merchandising responsibilities. When not at work Jamie enjoys riding her horses, and caring for her acreage. She is actively involved with the Clay County 4H horse program and the Sioux Valley Appaloosa Club. She also enjoys traveling, reading, & spending time with her family & friends.