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CO-OP ETHANOL COMPLEX

The Co-op Ethanol Complex (CEC), formerly Terra Grain Fuels, is an ethanol production facility near Belle Plaine, Sask. Since its construction in 2008, it has made a significant economic impact in southern Saskatchewan. 

The facility adds to Co-op's unique, mutually beneficial relationship with producers — serving and supplying their needs while also directly and indirectly purchasing their products.

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Ethanol

The CEC annually produces up to 150 million litres of ethanol, which is blended into CO-OP® Fuels at the Co-op Refinery Complex. Ethanol is a renewable, low-carbon fuel that helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions in transportation fuels.

The CEC purchases grains, primarily wheat and other starch-rich crops, from producers. Producers may select from two types of contracts.

PRODUCTION CONTRACT

Made on new crops before the growing season with delivery scheduled following harvest


DELIVERY CONTRACT

Made on product already in the bin with delivery scheduled in the upcoming months

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Prices are subject to change
Month CNHR/CPSR/CPSW/CWSWS/SWW
($/bu. | $/MT)		 CWRS/CWAD - Feed
($/bu. | $/MT)
Month CNHR/CPSR/CPSW/CWSWS/SWW
($/bu. | $/MT)		 CWRS/CWAD - Feed
($/bu. | $/MT)
Specifications
  • Min. 58 pounds per bushel
  • Max. 14.5% moisture
  • Max. 10% sprouted
  • Max. 1% fusarium damaged kernel (FDK)
  • Max. 6% wheat of other classes (WOOC)
  • Max. 1% heated

All other specifications based on respective Canadian Grain Commission grade of No. 2 CWSWS, No. 2 CPSR/CPSW or No. 2 CWRW.

If deliveries don't meet specifications, the CEC may assess a discount at published rates or refuse to take delivery.

Specifications and pricing are subject to change.

Prices are subject to change
Month ($/bu. | $/MT)
Month ($/bu. | $/MT)
Specifications
  • Min. 52 pounds per bushel
  • Max. 16% moisture
  • Max. 1% fusarium damaged kernel (FDK)
  • Max. 5% cracked corn and foreign material (CCFM)
  • Max. 1% heated

If deliveries don't meet specifications, the CEC may assess a discount at published rates or refuse to take delivery.

Specifications and pricing are subject to change.

Prices are subject to change
Month ($/bu. | $/MT)
Month ($/bu. | $/MT)
Specifications
  • Min. 56 pounds per bushel
  • Max. 14.8% moisture
  • Max. 10% sprouted
  • Max. 1% fusarium damaged kernel (FDK)
  • Max. 6% wheat of other classes (WOOC)
  • Max. 1% heated

If deliveries don't meet specifications, the CEC may assess a discount at published rates or refuse to take delivery.

Specifications and pricing are subject to change.

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DRIED DISTILLERS' GRAIN

Dried distillers' grain (DDG) is a premium product resulting from the ethanol-production process. DDGs are an excellent energy and protein source for a range of livestock, including beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine and poultry. They're often used to supplement feed rations and complement silage and poor hay crops.

The CEC primarily uses wheat as a feedstock in its ethanol production; however, other grains and starch-rich crops may be used. Because of this, the nutritional values of our DDGs are subject to change. Discuss the use of DDGs with your local animal nutritionist.

Guaranteed Analysis
Min. Crude Protein 29.0%
Min. Crude Fat 6.0%
Max. Crude Fibre 8.5%
Max. Moisture 12.0%
Net Weight Bulk
Source: University of Saskatchewan

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Contact us with your questions on selling grain or purchasing dried distiller's grains.

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