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NEWSLETTERFarm Credit Servicesof MandanOur mission is to promotethe success of our customers byproviding the best financialservices in our agriculturecommunities, today andtomorrow.SAVE THE DATESPRODUCER EDUCATIONFORAGE PRODUCTION, PRF(RAINFALL) AND LRP(LIVESTOCK) INSURANCESEMINAR on Wednesday,September 28, at the FCSDickinson Conference Room at5:00pm (MST). Staff is grilling themeal. RSVP to 701-227-1207MOTT FALL PRODUCEREDUCATION November 2 at theKC Hall in Mott. Social at 5:00pm,Steak Supper at 5:30pm, Speakerat 6:00pm – Hurley andAssociates on Risk ManagementFARM TRANSITION SEMINARin Wishek, Wednesday,December 7, from 11:00am to2:30pm. Instructor: MarissaNehlsen, Freedom FinancialPRODUCER SOCIAL at KFYRAgri-International, February 14,2023, 5:00pm to 7:00pm.FCSM 30TH FARM WOMEN’SFORUM, Thursday, March 30,2023, at the Baymont in Mandan.Keynote Speaker: KarenEddington (from Utah) – 7 Skillsto Ride the WaveFALL 2022TRIPLE UPCOMMODITY MARKETING SEMINARSTuesdays, November 22, December 20 in 2022, and January 17, 2023The first session is for beginners, the second is for intermediate and the third is foradvanced marketers. Luncheon Seminar in Dickinson begins at noon (MT) and the EveningSession in Mandan begins at 5:30 p.m. (CT)Keynote Speaker – Bret OelkeBret Oelke is the owner of Innovus Agra LLC, an agriculturalbusiness consulting company that provides business managementservices to agricultural producers and the businesses that supportthem. Bret is also a partner in Heartland Livestock Services, acompany that provides a marketplace for breeding livestock andbreeding livestock auctions. He is retired from the University ofMinnesota agricultural business management team. Bret holds abachelor’s degree in animal and range sciences from South DakotaState University and his master’s degree in agribusiness from Kansas State University.Join us for a free lunch at noon in Dickinson at the Farm Credit Services branch officeConference Room and at the Farm Credit Services of Mandan’s AgriBusiness Center for anevening meal at 5:30 p.m. Seminars will begin 30 minutes after meal and will run about 2hours in length which includes time for questions and answers.Watch your mail for postcard invite, register online at farmcreditmandan.com, RSVP bycalling 701-663-6487, or by contacting your local branch office.DIRECTOR ELECTION RESULTSStockholders of FarmCredit Services ofMandan, ACA havere-elected Allen Roshau,(Incumbent) Dickinson,and elected Ed Breuer,Mandan, to the Board ofDirectors at the conclusion Roshauof the balloting thissummer. Both directorswill serve four-year terms.Leonard Gerhardt,Flasher; Richard Bohl,Flasher; Lenci Sickler,BreuerGladstone; and TylerKostelecky, Hettinger, were elected to theNominating Committee. Lenard Vetter,Linton; Pamela Hoff, Flasher; DerrickDukart, Manning; and Jeremy Huether,Mott, have been elected to the nominatingcommittee for a successive one-year term.The board held its reorganizationalmeeting on July 26, 2022, with thefollowing leadership positions beingselected: Clair Hauge was re-elected toserve as the Board Chairperson with DawnMartin re-elected to serve as the BoardVice Chairperson.Sheldon Wolf was re-elected to serve asChairperson of the Audit Committee, andcontinues to serve as the board’s financialexpert, with Ed Breuer serving as ViceChairperson of the Audit Committee. AllenRoshau continues to serve as theAssociation’s AgriBank District Farm CreditCouncil Representative.
NEW ROOTSBEGIN WITH USFarm Credit Services of Mandan recognizes thelong-term trend toward fewer and larger farms,increasing age of farmers, and the resulting lack ofopportunity for beginning farmers. In order to assist youngand beginning farmers and ranchers to obtain credit andget established in farming and ranching, we are committedto providing resources to reach these objectives, whileeffectively managing risk for the overall association.Young and/or beginning farmer program is for those youngfarmers and ranchers who are age 35 or younger, are in theprocess of establishing an agricultural operation and havenot assumed full control and risk of the operation for longerthan ten years.NEW ROOTS PROGRAM ADVANTAGES Reduced Interest Rates No Loan Origination Fees or Appraisal Fees Tax, Recordkeeping, Payroll and Succession Services Risk Management Insurance Services Producer Education Seminars Cash Patronage Program On-Line Banking, DocuSign, and On-the-Farm calls Coordination with Extension, FSA, and Bank of NDPrograms Knowledgeable and Experienced StaffLet us show you how we can be a valuable resource tomake your operation stronger or help transition it to thenext generation. Our experience and expertise will helpmentor you through the whole process. Give Farm CreditServices of Mandan a call and we will stop out to see howwe can help you establish new roots.GET MORE CONTROL WITH TAX PLANNINGA year with various weather conditions is a constant reminder of everything out of a farmer orrancher’s control. To avoid unexpectedly owing income tax, our tax specialists are here to helpstrategize with farmers and ranchers all year round.Tax planning services may help you prepare for new legislation, prior year deferrals, low carryoverinventory, crop insurance income, and future business decisions. For example, you may have toplan for the income from deferred livestock in 2021. We can help.Our team is passionate about ag tax laws and providing high quality services. Our taxexperts are committed to staying informed and up-to-date on new and changing tax laws.Schedule your tax planning appointment with ourAg Tax Experts at 701-663-8685!FCSM AG TAX & RECORDSAlicia LauferTax SpecialistCasey NortonTax SpecialistJanet MochTax SpecialistShania FishbeckTax SpecialistTimothy HillerudTax Specialist
2022 FALL CROP INSURANCE INFORMATIONFarm Credit Services of Mandan is an equal opportunity providerFORAGE PRODUCTION RECORDSForage production records must be contemporaneous(maintained on a daily basis) for forage sold, stored, and fedto livestock.Sold ProductionMust include settlement sheets, certified weight tags,broker sales summaries, and/or load receipts. These recordsmust indicate: buyer’s name, producer’s name, type offorage, tons of forage, and delivery date.Stored ProductionBased on weights, on unit/type basis, cutting/harvest dates,and number of bales harvested. Contemporaneous weightof bales from each cutting/harvest (weight must be basedon average of at least two bales per cutting/type/unit). Balesmay be weighed at an elevator or verified by a disinterestedthird party.Fed ProductionFeeding records must include date fed, amount fed,number of livestock, type and weight of livestock, locationor pen number, type, and unit of forage fed.2023 ND FORAGE PRODUCTION & RYE PRICESTypeForage Production – All TypesRyeBuy Up 136.00 8.55CAT 74.80 4.71HARVEST REMINDERSSilage insureds – Request an APH appraisal prior toSeptember 30, 2022.Corn-grain insureds – Request an APH appraisal prior toDecember 10, 2022, if you intend to put corn grain acres toanother use.Call your agent to request measurement for cropsharvested and intended to be fed.Amy KraftAccounting SpecialistBrandi AlderinAccounting Specialist2023 REVENUE PRICESWheatDurum WheatBarleyCanolaSunflowers - oilSunflowers - conf.Grain CornSoybeansBase Price 9.19 9.44 5.35 0.303 0.324 0.405 5.90 14.33Harvest Price 8.95 9.19 5.61releases 10/5releases 11/5releases 11/5releases 11/5releases 11/5THE LAST DATES TO REPORT A SPECIFICCROP LOSS ARE AS FOLLOWS:Dry PeasSilage CornForageFg Seeding 110/3110/31BuckwheatSafflowerWheatFlaxDry BeansSunflowersGrain 10END OF INSURANCE PERIOD (EOIP)The EOIP is the date in which crop insurance coverageceases for the crop year. The EOIP is the earliest ofwhichever occurs (first):1. Total destruction of the insured crop on the unit2. Harvest of the crop3. Final adjustment of a loss on a unit4. The calendar date contained in the Crop Provisions forthe EOIP5. Abandonment of the crop in the unit6. As otherwise specified in the Crop ProvisionsProducers that collected 2019 WHIP or 2020-21 ERPpayments from FSA are required to purchase cropinsurance or NAP for the next 2 available crop yearsat 60% coverage level (or higher) or risk having topay back the WHIP or ERP payment.Jenna WilliamsAccounting SpecialistLorraine Hallendorff Rochel WagnerFinancial Services Assoc. Financial Services Assoc.
INSURED RESPONSIBILITIESIf a loss or probable loss occurs, notify your agent within 72hours of your initial discovery of damage.If you have more than one unit (section), production recordsmust be kept separate for each section. This also applies to theproducers who have Enterprise Units.Do not destroy (hay, replant, graze, or plow) any insuredacreage before an appraisal is made by an adjuster. This appliesto all insured acres, even if there is no loss.Insureds cannot leave checkstrips until they receiveauthorization from an adjuster regarding the procedures.COMMINGLING INSTRUCTIONSIf a unit does not have a loss, production may be commingledwith different units. Keep track of truckloads from each section.It is acceptable to combine loss units with non-loss units;however, acceptable records are needed (ex. truckload records,etc.).Do not commingle new production with old production (anadjuster must first measure old production).MALT BARLEY ENDORSEMENT POLICYHOLDERSAll quality deficiencies based on the timely obtained samplesmust be determined no later than 90 days after the End ofInsurance Period or harvest, whichever occurs first. Damage thatoccurs after the EOIP is not covered.WINTER WHEAT NOTICEA spring inspection to determine insurability is required if youplant winter wheat in spring wheat only counties. Please notifyyour insurance representative for qualification.CLAIMS UPDATEProducers are reminded to report any quality issues (vomitoxin,kernel damage, sprout) to their crop insurance agents as soonas possible. Adjusters or other trained disinterested third partiesare authorized to pull grain samples and submit samples fortesting.RURAL COMMUNITYGRANT FUND (RCGF)Aaron Vetter, FCSM CEO presents 5,000 RCGFcheck to Stacy Schaffer, Executive Director of the31:8 Project for their mentorship program. 31:8Project's mission is to equip and challengesociety to proactively address issues regardinghuman trafficking through education, survivormentorship, provisions, and prevention.The RCGF was established as a partnership betweenFarm Credit Services of Mandan and AgCountry FarmCredit Services – the two largest providers ofagricultural loans in western North Dakota – andAgriBank Farm Credit Bank, their St. Paul, Minn.-basedfunding bank, to help communities impacted by mineraldevelopment. Funds are generated from mineralinterest income out of western North Dakota. Grantssupport critical community needs such as health, safety,and emergency services.The Rural Community Grant Fund is acceptingapplications for programs that meet the needs of localcommunities impacted by expanded mineralexploration and production in western North Dakota.Interested parties should apply atwww.AgriBank.com or www.farmcreditmandan.comNext deadline is October 31, 2022.PASTURE, RANGELAND, FORAGE (PRF) RAINFALL INSURANCERainfall coverage is a risk management tool offered to farmers and ranchers who rely on pasture, rangeland,or forage acreage for haying or grazing. PRF insurance coverage is for a single peril – lack of precipitation.Policy Advantages: Flexibility – allows producers to tailor a program for their risk management needs by selecting coverage levels, indexintervals, productivity factors, and number of acres to insure PRF covers lack of precipitation – the predominant peril to pasture, rangeland, and forage A producer may receive an indemnity payment at the end of each Index Interval selected for coverage No loss adjustment process No production records or forage stand counts are requiredPlease contact your FCS Insurance Representative for more information. Sales closing deadline isDecember 1, 2022.
FFA STUDENT HANDBOOKSENDS 45 YEARPARTNERSHIP WITH NDFARM CREDIT SERVICESNEW LEIPZIG ANDTAYLOR COMMUNITIESTO RECEIVE VITALGRAIN BIN RESCUE UNITAND TRAININGThe fire departments in New Leipzig and Taylorare scheduled to receive grain bin rescueequipment and training through a donation from FarmCredit Services of Mandan.Farm Credit Services is donating a 10-panel potentiallylife-saving system manufactured by Minnesota-basedOutstate Data. The equipment is designed by rescuersspecifically for grain bin entrapments.“Tragically, we have had quite a few producers gettrapped. To date, we have had 40 successful rescues.Among these are customers of Farm Credit Services.We’ve had the opportunity to talk to survivors andrescuers alike, which we’ve used to upgrade our trainingprogram. Our goal remains to provide the bestequipment and training possible.” said Dale Ekdahl,owner and trainer for Outstate Data.Volunteers from area fire, rescue, and ambulance crewswill attend the hands-on, real-life training on October 24in Taylor, and on October 25 in New Leipzig.Even as the overall rate of serious injuries and fatalities onfarm has fallen, the number of grain bin entrapmentsremains steady. The country’s high grain production andvolatile markets have led to more bins that require moreworkers and movement of grain.“Supporting these volunteers who protect our farmersand ranchers is one way we can make a difference in therural communities we serve,” said Aaron Vetter, CEO,Farm Credit Services of Mandan.For four and a halfdecades, more than88,550 of the bookshave been presentedto FFA-first year‘greenhands‘ to beused throughout thefour-year FFAprogram.Last year was the 45th andfinal year that the threeindependent Farm Credit Services associations in NorthDakota have donated FFA Handbooks to agriculturalstudents in area schools. The National FFA Organization hasdiscontinued the printing of the handbook in lieu of onlineformats.Farm Credit Services is committed to helping FFA provideexcellence in the teaching and learning of agriculture and itsactivities in science, technology, production, processing, andrelated agribusiness activities, as well as understanding thevital and necessary role of the agricultural industry. FarmCredit Services is proud to support today’s youth who maybecome tomorrow’s agricultural producers and leaders.To continue that commitment, the ND Farm Credit ServicesAssociations began donating to the ND FFA Foundation StarPartner Program in 2019 as a 10,000 3 Star Partner.This sponsorship supports the ND FFA Association StateConvention that approximately 1,400 members attend, theND FFA Foundation’s annual newsletters and magazine whichhit over 7,000 households, the Winter Leadership Contestswhich includes the greenhands and about 800 members,State Leadership Development Events, Career Fairs, and theND State Fair.We also support ND Team Ag Ed: Including NDAAE (ND AgAssociation of Educators) annual workshops for about 110 AgEducators in ND along with Ag, Educators Awards,post-secondary 2 year-colleges’ ag related programs, ND FFAAlumni College Scholarships, National FFA Convention travel,ND FFA State Officers travel expenses and State Officertraining, NDSU Ag Education teacher scholarships, andstudent-teaching travel stipends.Farm Credit is proud to support educational programs thatserve agriculture and the youth in our rural communities.
PRSRT STDUS POSTAGEPAIDBISMARCK, NDIMAGE PRINTING, INC.NEWSLETTERFarm Credit Services of MandanP.O. Box 5001Mandan, ND 58554-5501Return Service RequestedBRANCH OFFICE LOCATIONSBeulah: 213 Hwy. 49 N.,P.O. Box 507, Beulah, ND 58523701-873-5395Carson: 108 1st Ave. East,P.O. Box 199, Carson, ND 58529701-622-3297Mandan: 1600 Old Red Trail,P.O. Box 5001, Mandan, ND 58554701-663-6487 800-660-6487Washburn: 1157 Border Lane,P.O. Box 158, Washburn, ND 58577701-462-3514Bowman: 107 Hwy. 12 West,P.O. Box 859, Bowman, ND 58623701-523-5275Dickinson: 1300 Roughrider Blvd.,Dickinson, ND 58601701-227-1207Mott: 320 Pacific Ave.,P.O. Box 249, Mott, ND 58646701-824-3203Wishek: 1207 Beaver Ave.,P.O. Box 616, Wishek, ND 58495701-452-4252EMPLOYEE NEWSDAMIAN ESLINGER has accepted theEslingerLoan officer position in Beulah. Damian isfrom the area and most recently was thestore manager at the local Ace Hardwarein Beulah. He has a Bachelor of BusinessAdministration from UND with degrees inboth Marketing and BusinessManagement. Damian is engaged to bemarried on Oct 1.NEWLY REMODELED WEBSITEOFFERS DAILY MARKET ANDWEATHER REPORTSThe newly remodeled website atwww.farmcreditmandan.com offers more direct links toinformation such as local weather and markets for corn,soybeans, and wheat, plus live and feeder cattle prices. Ithas easier access to My Access, the online banking app, aswell as producer education events, career opportunities andinsurance resourcelinks. “The new siterequires much lessclicking and scrollingwith quick access tocurrent information ourproducers need,” saidBecky Peterson,Director of Marketingand Services for FCSM.RYAN UST has accepted the Loan OfficerUstposition in the Wishek Branch. Ryan is agraduate of NDSU with a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in Crop and Weed Science and aminor in Biological Sciences. Ryan has beenworking as an agronomist in the Wishek areaand grew up around Portland, ND where heworked as a farmhand on his uncle’s farm.SEND US YOUR EMAIL ADDRESSJoin the group of customers who receive their FCS News onproducts and services through internet access. To open thelines of convenient communication, send your e-mail addressto becky.peterson@farmcreditmandan.comFARM CREDIT SERVICES OF MANDANACA BOARD OF DIRECTORSClair Hauge (Chairperson), CarsonDawn Martin (Vice Chair), BeulahMichael J. Schaaf, Glen UllinEd Breuer, MandanGary Friedt, MottAllen Roshau, DickinsonCary Moch, BraddockCarson Kouba, RegentSheldon Wolf (Appointed),MandanMichael Schneider (Appointed),BismarckAaron Vetter (CEO), MandanFarm Credit News member newsletter is published periodically.Send address correspondence or change of address to:Farm Credit News, FCS of MandanP.O. Box 5001Mandan, ND 58554-5501
graduate of NDSU with a Bachelor of Science degree in Crop and Weed Science and a minor in Biological Sciences. Ryan has been working as an agronomist in the Wishek area and grew up around Portland, ND where he Eslinger Ust worked as a farmhand on his uncle's farm. EMPLOYEE NEWS NEWLY REMODELED WEBSITE OFFERS DAILY MARKET AND WEATHER REPORTS
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