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Some of the greatest irrigated grain production areas in the country surround our locations; which means that Central Valley Ag must provide the best facilities, products and services for our customers. Our success depends on you. CVA has strategically positioned itself on both the Union Pacific (UP) and Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad lines. These connections allow us to market grain to all major export, feeder and destination processor markets west of the Mississippi. CVA grain locations provide a combined capacity of over 86 million bushels, all licensed by the United States Department of Agriculture. To better assist your grain marketing needs CVA Grain Specialists are in place to help you determine the best strategy for your operation. If you have any questions for the CVA Grain Department, please call 402.362.8404.
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Central Valley Ag Grain Specialists are the frontline grain buyers for the company who help customers find the best way to sell their grain. These individuals engage producers in everyday grain transactions, providing non-traditional contracting alternatives in addition to purchasing cash grain. Whether you are looking for a cash bid into your local elevator, a direct bid into a processor or a unique contract idea to offset risk, your CVA Grain Specialist is the local solution! Contact one of our professionals to get started today!
Jason D. Meyer developed his passion for agriculture growing up on his family’s diversified grain and livestock farm in NE Iowa. That passion was fostered further while attending Northwestern College where he earned a BA in Business Administration with an emphasis in Ag-Business and Finance along with a Minor in Economics. Jason’s career in the grain business was launched at the Chicago Board of Trade where he spent time on the floor as a runner and a retail commodity broker. After a few years, he decided to get back to his agriculture roots and accepted a position at Advance Trading Inc. in Bloomington, IL where he was taught the basics of cash grain trading. He then put these new-found skills to use working as a Grain Originator in Dodge City Kansas. The pull of the Midwest brought Jason to Beresford SD where he severed as the Coops Grain Merchandiser for 5 years before accepting a position as Grain Division Manager for Western Iowa Coop. After a coop merger, Jason decided to reevaluate his career goals and decided to take advantage of an opportunity with CVA coop where he could use his vast knowledge and experience along with an extensive network of grain industry professionals to work with producers on an individual level as a Grain Specialist. Jason and his wife live in Sioux City where they are raising their 3 young children. Jason is also privileged to serve as an advisory board member for the Regina Roth Applied Agricultural and Food Studies Program at Morningside College and as Vice-President of his HOA.
Click below to view our current Harvest Policy. *Note: This policy is subject to change without notice, a current policy will always be posted here and at our locations. NEBRASKA 2018 Corn Harvest Policy 2018 Soybean Harvest Policy 2018 Sorghum Policy