Innovative Ag Services Delivers Strong Patronage Returns to Member-Owners

Nov 12, 2024


Innovative Ag Services (IAS) is proud to announce competitive patronage returns across our agronomy services, grain handling, and fuel services, benefiting our member-owners' operations. In Fiscal Year 2024, IAS returned an impressive $52.66 per acre to our members, with an average return of $58.62 per acre over the past three years.

This success demonstrates the value IAS brings to each member-owner’s investment. By utilizing our agronomy services, grain handling, and fuel offerings, members receive benefits that go beyond crop yields through substantial patronage rates.

Explore how our services continue to provide value and reinforce our commitment to working hard for each acre and every member-owner. The results speak for themselves!

Patronage Dividend
Units in dollars unless noted
FY 2024
Patronage/Acre
3 YR Avg
Patronage/Acre
FY 2024
Patronage Rates
Agronomy
Dry Fertilizer $3.92 $5.89 3.6%
Nitrogen & Stabilizer $3.06 $4.59 3.6%
Chemicals $2.16 $3.24 3.6%
Seed $4.68 $7.02 3.6%
Services $0.90 $1.35 3.6%
Grain
Grain (Bushels per Acre) $12.30 $10.66 6.0¢
Drying $7.30 $7.30 25%
Storage $16.91 $16.91 25%
Services $1.03 $1.03 25%
Fuel
Propane (Gallons)
Captured in Grain Drying
$0.00 $0.00 13.0¢
Diesel (Gallons) $0.40 $0.64 8.0¢
Overall IAS Book $52.66 $58.62  

 

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