Central Valley Ag was recently recognized by The Cooperative Finance Association (CFA) as a leader in using the Input Finance Program for the 2018 crop year within the CFA member base. Chuck Bibb from CFA is presenting the 2018 award to Peggy Hopwood.
Gordon Luebbe and Carmen Schlickbernd, directors of the Central Valley Ag Co-op headquartered in York, recently completed a four-phase educational program co-sponsored by the Nebraska Cooperative Council and CoBank. Each will receive a Certificate of Recognition acknowledging completion of the program.
Central Valley Ag (CVA) is excited to announce that CVA Transport (CVAT) driver Rick Sanley as the Koch Fertilizer LLC's Fall 2018 Impact Driver of the Season winner. The terminal in Aurora, Neb. took nominations this fall in search of drivers who were passionate about demonstrating strong values in safety, procedure compliance and awareness. From those nominated, the Koch Fertilizer Aurora Team selected Rick Sanely as the driver who exemplified those topics.
CVA recently hosted their Annual Meeting at the Holthus Convention Center in York, Nebraska on November 19, 2018, for member-owners to review the fiscal year. CVA reported $28 Million in Total Profit for their fiscal year 2018, ending on August 31, 2018.
Central Valley Ag (CVA) awards three facilities with the All-In Safety Platinum award, the highest level of achievement within CVA's Safety Program. Fullerton and Bloomfield in Nebraska and Hinton Feed in Iowa are the three CVA locations that have earned this prestigious award.
(York, Neb.) As costs increase for health insurance, Central Valley Ag (CVA) has worked to find ways to help keep their producer member's health care cost affordable. Through a partnership with Land O' Lakes, Inc. CVA is proud to offer a new health plan option to their producer-members in Nebraska. This new health plan, named the Nebraska Cooperative Farmer Member Health Plan, is under new multi-state, group, Association Health Plan (AHP) Regulations.
Area students have been awarded a CHS Foundation Scholarship through the Arthur Capper Cooperative Center and the Department of Agricultural Economics at Kansas State University. Three freshmen were also awarded CHS Foundation Scholarships through the College of Agriculture at Kansas State University.
The theme of this year's National Co-op Month, "Co-ops See the Future," embodies what co-ops envision and work to achieve every day—a more sustainable and inclusive tomorrow.
Central Valley Ag (CVA) offers 20 $1,000 college scholarship opportunities to graduating high school seniors pursuing higher education in an agriculturally related field.
Washington County Kansas and surrounding area producers can take advantage of CVA's brand new 3.6 million-bushel-grain storage facility, "The Junction," this harvest.