MNSP Declares $.15 cash patronage dividend
MINNESOTA SOYBEAN PROCESSORS DECLARES
15₵ CASH PATRONAGE DIVIDEND PER CLASS A SHARE
General Information
General Information
Hours of Operation
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm
Current Receiving Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Closed on weekends
Current Loadout Hours: Monday through Friday, 24 hours per day; Beginning 7:00am Monday morning to 7:00pm Friday evening. Closed on weekends
Important Notices
- MNSP is a Smoke free facility
- Weapons are banned from our site
- Speed limit throughout our premises is 15 mph
- MNSP is under 24-hour surveillance
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MNSP Declares $.15 cash patronage dividend
MINNESOTA SOYBEAN PROCESSORS DECLARES
15₵ CASH PATRONAGE DIVIDEND PER...
Upcoming Shareholder meetings
SPECIAL SHAREHOLDER MEETINGS:
MNSP will be having shareholder meetings in 4 locations to discuss and vote on the Cooperative Structure Change...
December 2012 Newsletter Released
The latest MNSP newsletter along with previous newsletters are available for viewing simple by choosing the News and Resources tab and choosing Newsletters.
December 2012 Newsletter Released
The latest MNSP newsletter along with previous newsletters are available for viewing simple by choosing the News and Resources tab and choosing Newsletters.
New Bean Receiving Instructions
New Bean Receiving Instructions
1. Minnesota Soybean Processors communications on CB Channel 1.
2. Present card to reader, provide delivery information.
3. When green light is displayed, proceed to receiving. Reject loads will be notifies prior to receiving.
4. Step out of truck and off the scale, present card to reader and wait for green light. Begin dumping,
5. When finished dumping, present card to reader. Load information will be displayed on computer.
Quality Premium Program
Program History - MnSP has offered a Quality Premium Program since 2003 for producers delivering soybeans to Brewster. The Quality Premium Program (QPP) was developed to improve the quality of the soybeans delivered to MnSP. By providing premiums for desired processor traits, such as high oil and protein content, MnSP hopes to improve the quality of soybean meal being delivered.
Why Oil & Protein is Important - Soybeans grown in Northern areas are typically .75 to 1.50% lower in crude protein than soybeans grown in the central bean belt.
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