Notice of Annual Meeting

Fiscal Year 2018 Annual Meeting of the
Wheaton-Dumont Coop Elevator

will be held on

Wednesday, December 12th, 2018

Wheaton Area High School

5:00p.m.

Supper to follow meeting in the Wheaton Area High School Commons

1700 3^rd Ave. South, Wheaton, MN

The following will occur at this year’s annual meeting:

-Transact any and all business that comes before the membership.

-Inform patrons about the financial status of their cooperative.

- Elect two Directors for 4-year terms; 1 Minnesota, 1 South Dakota

*Anyone interested in serving on the Board of Directors must contact the Main Office at (320)-563-8152 before December 7^th, 2018 so your name can be submitted to the Nominating Committee.  You must be a qualified patron to be eligible for election to the Board of Directors.  No nomination will be accepted after December 7^th, 2018.  No write-in candidates and no nominations will be accepted from the floor.

Chadd Berger

Secretary

Wheaton-Dumont Coop Elevator Board of Directors

WDCE begins operations in Ashby, MN

Ashby Grain, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of WDCE, and the Ashby Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Company, have negotiated and signed a lease agreement that will immediately allow us to provide products and services to Ashby-area farmers.

The facility re-opened for business on October 3, 2018.

WDCE will serve as the grain buyer and feed retailer.

Ashby Grain, LLC will serve as the seed dealer.

We are pleased to serve the Ashby-area Producers and we look forward to a successful future in your Community!

Use the link below to access a statement regarding the current status of operations in Ashby.

Ashby Producer Letter

Wheaton-Dumont Coop Elevator is looking for Full-Time employees!

For available posistions click HERE!

WDCE Job Application

CDL Application

Want to add 15-20 cents premium to the price of your old crop grain?

Contact Duane Steen to learn more:

320-748-7289 (Graceville office) 

or

320-808-1337 (Duane Cell)

Click HERE for our aerial services!

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