Grain Receiving Policy All loads contracted or spot priced grain will be on a load per load Basis: No averaging of Test weight, moisture or protein will be allowed. Millet, Milo and Sunflowers are priced out unless other arrangements have been made. 2026 Oahe Grain Delayed Price Program
DP Wheat storage rate will be 6 ct month no minimum Effective July 15 2026 to June 1st 2027
DP Corn Storage rate to be determined.
DP is limited to space. DP charges will be calculated the same as in the past years with 30 days free from first day of unload date of each assembly sheet. If not priced within the 30 days, DP charges will be calculated from first day of unload date. NOTE – The title of grain passes to the elevator when grain is delivered on DP. Pricing of grain off of DP will be based on the current day market. DP cannot be applied to contracts for future delivery periods.
Scab and Vomitoxin Discounts
2026 scab and Vomitoxin discounts will be subject to this year harvest quality at this time. 2026 crop year scab or Vomitoxin issues that are on DP or Open Storage will still be subject a discount on Vomitoxin over 2PPM. All Vomitoxin and damage composite will be sent to Aberdeen Grain Inspection for official Test. PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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Grower 360
Welcome to Grower 360:
The following pages contain information on your personal account at Oahe Grain Corporation which includes the following information:
AR (invoices, payments,)
Grain (scale tickets, assemblies, contracts)
To register for a username & password contact Lexi or Kyle 1-605-258-2811 or 1-800-658-3654
Oahe Grain has been in service since 1954 to do business with you, the producer. We offer installment sales, deferred payments. 4 different types of Grain Contracts (Forward Sales, Basis Fixed, Hedge to Arrive and Delayed Price). With 2- 120ft Electronic truck scales, 5 large dump pits, you are sure to have a fast turn around to get you back to the farm quickly, 2 grain dryers to dry your crop totaling 12,500 bushels per hour, 110 car shuttle train loading system and a team of employees ready to help you with any of your needs. Thank you for your business, it is greatly appreciated in the past and into the future.
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Kevin Kjorsvik Bio I grew up on a small family farm in NE North Dakota. I always had more interest in the prices my dad was getting for his grain rather than farming itself. Subsequently, this led me down the path to learn more about the underlying markets which determined these prices rather than farming itself. My first job out of college was with one of these market makers as a Compliance Officer for the Minneapolis Grain Exchange. This quickly led to a job at one of the firms at the Grain Exchange, Benson-Quinn Commodities. I started out in the accounting department, but eventually spent time working on the trading floors of the Kansas City Board of Trade and Minneapolis Grain Exchange. With the advent of electronic trading ending my floor trading career, I spent time working with country elevators as a broker for BQCI. It was in 2010 that I got the opportunity to work at one of these facilities, Harrold Terminal--a new shuttle loader in Harrold, SD. During my eight years there I orginated and merchandised grain to finally managing the whole facility. In 2018 I became the Commodities Manager for Ringneck Energy, a green field ethanol plant in nearby Onida, SD, before accepting my current position as General Manager of the storied Oahe Grain Corporation in Onida, SD almost 7 years later. I feel lucky to have had such a diverse career in the grain industry working for both small and large companies with both deep historical significance as well as those blazing new trails all with the purpose of determining the values for a variety of different commodities. My wife Michelle and I have been married for 17 wonderful years. We make our home in Pierre with our two dogs (Maci and Becks) that are absolute terrors! We enjoy traveling (especially to warm areas and beaches), trying new foods, golfing, and hunting.
