New at Maribel Grain Company
                                             NOW HIRING CONVENIENCE STORE CLERKS
      Maribel Grain Co. is seeking self-motivated, responible, dedicated people to work in our 2 convenience stores.
      Flexible work schedule position involves working various hours including some evening and weekends.
      We offer weekend and holiday premuim pay. Monthly and annual profit share bonuses. Must have or be able to
      uptain a beverage servers license. Employees need to provide the highest degree of service to all customers,
      insuring courtesy, honesty and accuracy at all times, while following all perinent laws and procedures.
      To apply stop in at either of our convenience stores to pickup a application and/or talk to our c-store manager
      Scott Neuberger about what position would all involve and how you can become a part of our customer service team.
                 I- 43 One Stop                             K-City One Stop
                14876 Ewald Lane                       1214 Main Street
                 Maribel, Wi.  54227                     Kellersville, Wi. 54215
                (920) 863-2289                            (920) 732-1100                       




                                            Welcome New Feed Mill Workers
        David DeGroot started working in our feedmill in May. David lives in Rosecrans preivously he worked
as a roofer. David enjoys hunting, fishing and spending time with his 2 sons. David is looking forward to
providing customers with quality feed and farm supplies, stop in soon and welcome David to our business.
         Troy Haese joined our group of dedicated employees in October. Troy will be working in our feedmill
and doing most our bulk feed deliveries and is to handle releif fuel deliver. Troy
lives in Reedsville and had worked at Foremost in Chilton for 11 years, until plant closed last summer.                       Troy enjoys spending time with his 7 children and has a background in farming.

      



 





    

 


 

 


 

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Dec 21 586'0 588'2 576'4 578'4 -8'2 586'6 12:32P Chart for @C1Z Options for @C1Z
Mar 22 592'0 594'0 579'0 580'2 -11'4 591'6 12:32P Chart for @C2H Options for @C2H
May 22 595'4 597'4 583'0 583'6 -11'6 595'4 12:32P Chart for @C2K Options for @C2K
Jul 22 596'0 598'2 583'4 584'4 -11'4 596'0 12:32P Chart for @C2N Options for @C2N
Sep 22 572'0 573'0 560'6 561'4 -10'6 572'2 12:32P Chart for @C2U Options for @C2U
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jan 22 1260'6 1268'4 1241'4 1243'6 -9'0 1252'6 12:32P Chart for @S2F Options for @S2F
Mar 22 1270'2 1278'6 1252'0 1253'6 -9'2 1263'0 12:32P Chart for @S2H Options for @S2H
May 22 1280'0 1287'6 1261'2 1262'6 -9'6 1272'4 12:32P Chart for @S2K Options for @S2K
Jul 22 1284'0 1293'4 1267'2 1269'2 -9'4 1278'6 12:32P Chart for @S2N Options for @S2N
Aug 22 1280'4 1286'6 1263'2 1263'2 -11'0 1274'2 12:32P Chart for @S2Q Options for @S2Q
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Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More
Dec 21 837'6 840'4 805'0 809'2 -16'2 825'4 12:32P Chart for @W1Z Options for @W1Z
Mar 22 853'4 855'2 818'6 823'2 -17'0 840'2 12:32P Chart for @W2H Options for @W2H
May 22 859'6 861'2 825'0 829'4 -17'0 846'4 12:32P Chart for @W2K Options for @W2K
Jul 22 842'4 846'0 813'4 817'6 -16'2 834'0 12:32P Chart for @W2N Options for @W2N
Sep 22 839'6 840'6 812'0 816'0 -14'0 830'0 12:32P Chart for @W2U Options for @W2U
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Nov 21 18.03 18.03 18.00 18.03 0.08 17.95 12:29P Chart for @DA1X Options for @DA1X
Dec 21 18.32 18.32 17.90 18.18 -0.14 18.32 12:30P Chart for @DA1Z Options for @DA1Z
Jan 22 18.55 18.55 18.20 18.40 -0.24 18.64 12:29P Chart for @DA2F Options for @DA2F
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Nov 21 18.65 18.70 Chart for @DK1X Options for @DK1X
Dec 21 19.48 19.35 Chart for @DK1Z Options for @DK1Z
Jan 22 19.20 19.23 Chart for @DK2F Options for @DK2F
@CSC - CHEESE - CASH SETTLED - CME
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Nov 21 1.758 1.761 1.758 1.761 0.015 1.746 12:20P Chart for @CSC1X Options for @CSC1X
Dec 21 1.725 1.739 1.718 1.739 -0.009 1.748 12:30P Chart for @CSC1Z Options for @CSC1Z
Jan 22 1.742 1.743 1.725 1.743 -0.019 1.762 12:29P Chart for @CSC2F Options for @CSC2F
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More
Dec 21 138.250 139.125 136.625 137.300 - 0.800 138.100 12:32P Chart for @LE1Z Options for @LE1Z
Feb 22 141.350 141.850 138.950 139.450 - 1.750 141.200 12:32P Chart for @LE2G Options for @LE2G
@HE - LEAN HOGS - CME
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Dec 21 73.450 73.525 72.725 72.750 -0.450 73.200 12:32P Chart for @HE1Z Options for @HE1Z
Feb 22 81.975 82.025 80.825 81.325 0.300 81.025 12:32P Chart for @HE2G Options for @HE2G
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2021 delivery dates for baby chicks

Stop in our office for a brouchure
We have available baby chicks, turkeys, and ducks
Orders placed for delivery on one of group dates avoid a delivery fee.
!!!!!!!!!!Please order early to get the chicks you want when you want them!!!!!!!
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