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September Vision Newsletter

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SEPTEMBER 26, 2022

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VISION NEWSLETTER Agronomy Field Days

IN THIS ISSUE AGRONOMY FIELD DAYS NCTA SCHOLARSHIPS FROM THE CEO, JEFF KREJDL EMPLOYEE ANNIVERSARIES FIRST STATE BANK RAFFLE

Ag Valley Co-op hosted five field days and an Open House in Big Springs. Thanks to our field days hosts: Cambridge Answer Plot - Winfield United, Dole Plot - Norton, Fasse Plot - Eustis, Willis Ruppert Plot - Maywood, and BJ Wilson Plot - North Platte. Thank you all who attended and we look forward to hosting you at next years' field days!

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Ag Valley Awards $500 Scholarships to NCTA Students Ag Valley Cooperative awarded $500 scholarships to Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture (NCTA) students who are second year members. Sophomores who received the scholarship will be able to use the funds for educational expenses to further their education. Students who received the scholarships include Nolan Buss, Codi LaBorde, Gavin Tremblay, and Garrett Thielen.

Pictured L to R: Kirk Nielsen (Ag Valley Co-op Agronomy Division Manager), Gavin Trembly, Codi LaBorde, Nolan Buss, Garrett Thielen, and Dr. Brad Ramsdale (NCTA)


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SEPTEMBER 26, 2022

From the CEO, Jeff Krejdl We continue to watch the grain and fertilizer markets with much interest. Drought, natural gas prices, supply chain disruptions, the war in Ukraine, and a host of other factors have created more volatility in these markets than at any other time I can remember. While this market environment is challenging, it is precisely why Ag Valley Cooperative and the cooperative system exist. We are an extension of your farming operation and have invested in assets that bring value to your operations. We will have the products and services available for you in uncertain times, assuming the risk in these volatile market situations. That allows you to concentrate on managing and operating your farms. We are proud to be your partner in production agriculture. As harvest gets going, I would again ask that you please check the traps on your grain trailers. If they need maintenance or be rebuilt, please consider getting that done. Traps may open fine when the hopper is empty, but it may be tough to open when that trap gets a load on it. We have had several injuries to our employees attributable to traps that had not been adequately maintained. Our employees are our most important asset. If they are injured and cannot perform their duties, our ability to provide you the quality service you desire and deserve becomes compromised. I appreciate your help! We will be serving lunches for you and your harvest crews at our locations over the next couple of weeks. We will have sack lunches available at the scales for your truck drivers to take back to the fields. I hope you will accept those lunches as a token of our thanks and appreciation for your business. Please watch our website and social media sites for the schedule. As I finish up, I want to take this opportunity to thank you for your business and your support of Ag Valley Co-op. The employees of Ag Valley Co-op all know that without you, we would not exist, and we are incredibly thankful that you allow us to be part of your operation. We try hard every day to bring value to you and your family farm. Your success is our success, and we will continue to focus on things that help make you successful. Have a safe and bountiful harvest, and please do not hesitate to give me a call anytime. I would enjoy the chance to visit with you. Thanks,

Jeff Krejdl


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SEPTEMBER 26, 2022

Employee Anniversaries

Celebrating in September

Tim Cornwell - Indianola Energy 3 years, Keegan Dibbern - Maywood Feed 3 years, Jason Epley - Edison Grain 5 years, Kenny Epley - Edison Grain 5 years, Kyla Epley - Edison Grain 5 years, Kevin Holliday - Arapahoe Agronomy 14 years, Ronnie Horesky - Norton Feed 10 years, Melissa Jacob Bartley Grain 2 years, Brent Janssen - North Platte Grain 15 years, Ashton Kirkendall - Oxford Ampride 1 Be sure to year, Jeff Lammers - Orleans Grain 1 year, Kevin Largent - Norton Agronomy 9 years, Cletus Macke - Edison IT 9 years, Gilberto Murillo Indianola Station - 3 years, Tia Norman - Oxford Ampride 1 year, Kathy congratulate Prochaska - Maywood Grain 21 years, Michael Reynolds - North Platte Grain 4 years, Bryce Roberts these employees! Edison Grain 1 year, Brooklyn Santifer - Oxford Ampride 1 year, Stacy Schmidt - Eustis Grain 3 years, Duke Schneider - Big Springs Grain 1 year, Kari Schulz - Edison Transportation 18 years, Darby Soderlund Holbrook Grain 8 years, Kevin White - Norton Grain 1 year, Paul Wolfe - Edison Agronomy 11 years

Make plans to attend the drawing to benefit local Fire Departments sponsored by First Bank, Community Bank and Ag Valley Co-op on October 14th!

Be sure to purchase tickets at First State Bank / Community Bank by October 7th!

Livestock Auctions Ag Valley Co-op was pleased to support the future of agriculture through 4-H Livestock Auctions. Ag Valley Co-op attended 14 Livestock Auctions: Decatur, Deuel, Frontier, Furnas, Garden, Gosper, Harlan, Hayes, Keith, Lincoln, Logan, McPherson, Sedgwick, and Red Willow counties.

Theo Butterfield Decatur County

Conner Holladay Decatur County

Riley Adams Deuel County

Owen Foster Deuel County

Brittany Lofton Deuel County


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Livestock Auctions photos continued

Adeline Ehlers Frontier County

Ella Brenneman Frontier County

Isaac Snyder Frontier County

Luke Schurr Frontier County

Laney Becker Furnas County

Ludick Botha Kinley Christensen Brenna Deterding Lily Holste Jayda Kinkade Furnas County Furnas County Furnas County Furnas County Furnas County

Hayden Helms Gosper County

Maddex Schultz Harlan County

Jayda Frederick Lincoln County

Marshall Houser Alex Anderson Gosper County Harlan County

Mikah Schultz Harlan County

Cole Murdock Lincoln County

Addelyn Warner Furnas County

Mara Gordus Wyatt Martin Maggie Rawson Harlan County Harlan County Harlan County

Ellie Broz Hayes County

Bradley Frederick Ava Loomis Hayes County Lincoln County

Bradley Frederick Dylan Cornwell Lincoln County Red Willow County

Taylor Ruggles Red Willow County


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