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Clean Soybeans Start in the Field When it comes to soybeans, quality counts. And while clean soybeans benefit everyone throughout the supply chain, the benefits start with you—the grower. Reducing foreign material (FM) in the soybeans you deliver to Farmward can help protect the value of your crop, reduce potential dockage and discounts, and make

Free PL Deadlines Are Approaching Free PL will be ending at all Farmward locations on August 31. Whether you already have bushels delivered under Free PL or plan to deliver more before the deadline, here’s what you need to know to plan ahead. Key Dates and Details The Bottom Line If you have bushels under

Some leaders measure success by the years they serve. Others measure success by what continues long after they are gone. For nearly five decades, John Husk has dedicated his career to building stronger businesses, developing stronger leaders, and strengthening the communities they serve. As he prepares for retirement after 49 years in the agriculture industry—including

Long before cloud computing, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence became everyday conversations, Randy Ludewig was already asking a simple question: “How can technology make this better?” That question has guided his entire career. As Randy prepares for retirement after 25 years with AgQuest Financial Services and Farmward Cooperative, he leaves behind far more than upgraded computers

The strongest organizations are often built by leaders whose work happens behind the scenes. They aren’t always the ones standing in front of the crowd or making the headlines. Instead, they quietly create the stability, confidence, and financial strength that allows others to succeed. For more than 25 years, Sadie Reiners has been one of

MORGAN, Minn. — Farmward Cooperative recently announced that Chief Executive Officer John Husk will retire on August 31, 2026, concluding a distinguished 49-year career in agriculture. Husk will remain with the cooperative through the end of October to support fiscal year-end activities and ensure a smooth leadership transition. The Farmward Board of Directors has appointed

MORGAN, Minn. — Farmward Cooperative is announcing a planned executive transition designed to ensure operational continuity and long-term stability for its member-owners. Dennis Schreier, currently Chief Operations Officer, will become the cooperative’s next Chief Executive Officer on August 31, 2026. Schreier succeeds John Husk, who is retiring after a distinguished 49-year career in agriculture, including

The crop continues to move forward across Farmward territory, but the focus is beginning to shift once again. Most post-emerge herbicide applications are complete, corn is approaching reproductive stages, and soybeans are beginning to flower. At the same time, growers are starting to scout for insects, evaluate weed escapes, and prepare for fungicide season. Overall,

Crop conditions across Farmward territory continue to look strong, but the conversation is beginning to shift. For much of the spring, the focus was on planting, emergence, fertility, and weed control. Now, growers are starting to evaluate herbicide performance, monitor disease risk, and prepare for the next round of crop protection decisions. Recent winds, scattered

Join Us for 2026 Kids Safety Day at Farmward Farmward is proud to host a community event focused on keeping kids safe—because nothing matters more than protecting our future. Kids Safety Day is set for Wednesday, July 15, at Meadowland Business Office located at 101 1st Ave. E., Lamberton, MN. It’s completely free to attend. We’ve partnered

SWARM Engineering selected as AgRogue Growth Partners’ inaugural investment Farmward Cooperative is pleased to announce that AgRogue Growth Partners, the agricultural innovation and investment platform in which Farmward participates, has completed its first investment in SWARM Engineering, a company focused on helping agribusinesses and manufacturers make faster, smarter operational decisions through artificial intelligence. The investment