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TO BE A PROFITABLE, CUSTOMER DRIVEN COOPERATIVE THAT PROVIDES QUALITY PRODUCTS, SERVICES, AND TECHNOLOGY WITH A VISION FOR THE FUTURE.

Decatur Cooperative Association was incorporated May 5th, 1953 by
local Farmers to purchase petroleum products in larger quantities at lower costs.

A concrete elevator was completed in 1958, flat storage was added in 1965 and condo bins in 1986. Decatur Cooperative Association purchased Kanona in 1970 and built Jennings in 1978. In 2001 Decatur Cooperative Association acquired additional storage in Jennings by acquiring the neighboring facilities. Danbury was acquired in 1993, and Herndon and Ludell in 1997. In 2008, Decatur Cooperative made several additions. Elevators were purchased in Oberlin (Lohefner Grain) and Norcatur. A 300,000 bushel facility was built in Danbury, Nebraska and a 700,000 bushel bunker was built in Oberlin.

Decatur Cooperative Association is a full service CO-OP with many services to choose from, browse thru our web site and look at what local producers have done for themselves and the services we offer you.

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DTN Closing Livestock Comments         09/03 15:57
   Meat Futures Closed Mixed in Light Pre-Holiday Trade

   Cattle futures experienced choppy action with early profit-taking countered
by late fund buying and spreading. Lean hog contracts close moderately higher,
supported by late-week packer spending and cash optimism after the holiday.

By John Harrington
DTN Livestock Analyst

 GENERAL COMMENTS:

   The cash cattle market was not tested with buyers and sellers leaving early
for the long holiday weekend. Trade volume totals look adequate in the North,
but generally short in the South. According to the closing report, the Iowa hog
base was $1.36 higher compared with the prior day settlement ($70.00-80.00,
weighted average $78.57). From Friday to Friday, meat futures scored the
following changes: October LC, up 35; December LC, off 10; September FC, off
210; October FC, off 193; October LH, up 238; December LH, up 208; February PB,
up 5; March PB up 150. For the week, September corn rocketed 28 3/4 cents
higher. Corn futures closed significantly higher Friday, up 13 3/4 to 17. The
Dow closed 128 points higher at 10,448 and the Nasdaq advanced by 33 to close
at 2,233.
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