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NEWS FOR HEART OF MISSOURI MFA
DPAD will be approximately 20 million dollars for all the grain sold to MFA this past fiscal year.  The DPAD letters will be going out in the mail later this year so please keep an eye out for it.  DPAD is a tax deduction that we get to pass on to our member owners for grain business done with MFA during our fiscal year.  

Please be safe this year during harvest!  

Thank you for your business! 


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Boonville Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart fall 2025    
 #2 Soybeans Chart fall 2025    
Fayette Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart fall 2025    
 #2 Soybeans Chart fall 2025    
Glasgow Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart fall 2025    
 #2 Soybeans Chart fall 2025    
Salisbury Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart fall 2025    
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Price as of 10/30/25 11:49AM CDT.
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MFA Contacts

Boonville Location:
1605 Radio Hill Road, Boonville, MO 65233
Location Manager:
Ronnie Anderson 660-882-2786
Fertilizer Plant: 660-882-7202
Lone Elm: 660-882-2786
  
Fayette Location:
111 Armstrong St., Fayette, MO 65248
Location Manager: 
Larry Kramm 660-248-3303

Glasgow Location:
402 10th Street  Glasgow, MO 65254
Location Manager:
Shawn Frevert 660-338-2251

Salisbury Location
304 W. Front St., Salisbury, MO 65281
Location Manager: 
Blake Erickson  660-388-6421 

Grain Originator: 
Nathan Oglesby 
Office 1-800-257-4735
Cell 660-728-2252
 

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http://www.farmgate.uiuc.edu/.  

This link will take you to the FAPRI website where producers can download a program to help them determine if the ACRE program is right for their operation.  http://fapri.missouri.edu/farmers_corner/tools/ACRE.asp

 
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