We believe there is nothing more important than the partnership we share as farmer-owners. And we put our relationship at the forefront of everything we do, because without you — there is no us.
We believe there is no better way to make a living than farming, which is why our employees are invested in agriculture. At Aurora Cooperative, we will continue to recruit local experts dedicated to the success of our farmer-owners and to the communities in which they live.
Market Recap Corn and beans have had a decent pull back over the last 7 days, with funds being sellers. Funds are sellers due to weather, China lockdowns, and global recession. US corn planting progress came in at 22% complete, down from 64% last year and 50% on a 5-year average. Beans came in this…
Continue readingMy name is PAYTON STEVENS, and I am from Polk Nebraska. I grew up on my family farm outside of Hordville where we raise corn, soybeans, cattle, and buffalo. I am currently going to be a senior at Concordia University. There I am studying Business Administration with a concentration in Agribusiness. I am also part…
Continue readingMy name is WESTON FRANK, and I am interning at the Tyndall, SD location as an agronomy intern. I will be beginning my senior year as an agronomy major at South Dakota State University this fall, and I will graduate next spring. My internship with Aurora Coop this summer is my first internship that I…
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