At Ag Plus, we understand the hard work that goes into every harvest. That’s why we’re committed to meeting your grain marketing needs with integrity, experience, and service you can count on. We offer competitive bids, personalized pricing programs, and direct access to end-user markets—so you get the most value for your grain.

Our dedicated team is here to support your operation with dependable transportation, drying, and storage solutions. During harvest, we take pride in unloading your grain quickly to help you avoid bottlenecks and keep things running smoothly.

Whether you're marketing corn, soybeans, or wheat, we’re here to make the process easier, more profitable, and more personal. If you have questions or want to talk through your options, please reach out to Dave, Laura, Larry, Mark, Jason, or Ben.

May 21, 2025

We would like to encourage our grain customers to sign up for ACH payments on grain.  Postal rates continue to climb, service continues to have delays and losing mail.  We will continue to mail or e-mail you settlements to you.  ACH payments will be in your account the next business day after settlement.  If you are interested, please contact your local grain branch for the forms you need to complete.  If you have any additional questions contact your local branch or Amber Hale at 260-723-5141, ext. 106. 

**As wheat disease pressure increases, now is the time to start planning your fungicide strategy. Talk to your Ag Plus Sales Representative about proven fungicide solutions to protect against head scab and reduce the risk of vomitoxin.

We also offer aerial application via drone or high-clearance sprayers to ensure timely and effective coverage. Let us help you safeguard your yield and grain quality this season.

**Green across the quote screen today. Corn closed up 6-7 cents with beans up 10-11 cents. Wheat saw another good day closing up 3-5 cents. The funds had been heavy sellers in corn wheat as of late so we are seeing some short covering. It's too early in the growing season to be a bear in the corn market as we always kill the crop at least once. Wheat has priced itself into competitiveness in the world market. The old saying goes 'the best cure for low prices is low prices'. We still have burdonsome stocks but there is now hope. The bean news is thin. Argentina has had some flooding which could affect production to the tune of 20-35 million bushels. 

Reminder.... Per Indiana grain buyers regulations, wheat on DP must be priced by May 31st.

May 26 - Memorial Day - No markets

We are now offering Free DP on corn and beans! Must be priced by August 31st.

Harvest 2024