Your Trusted Agricultural Partner for Over 50 Years

Bob Anderson started Atkinson Grain & Fertilizer in 1968 to serve customers in Henry, Whiteside and Rock Island Counties.  All of us at AGF are proud to say we are continuing his legacy.

Farmers are the backbone of America and without you the world goes hungry.  We at AGF appreciate your trust and work hard everyday so that we may deserve it.

Our team is ready to serve you for all your Agricultural Needs.

Grain Merchandising & Storage Solutions - Mike Taber & Cameron Minnaert
Agronomy, Fertilizer, Chemical & Custom Application Solutions - Blake Haverback & Wes Roselieb
Pioneer Seed & Treatment Solutions - Mark Bomleny
Bulk Feed, Supplements & Show Feed Products - Brandon Gruber

• New Drying Capacity Added for Fall 2019
• 3.5 Million Bushel Storage Capacity
• 8 Dump Pits
• Unload 52,000 Bushels/Hour
• Affordable Rates

Lean Hog futures lost 17 1/2 to 35 cents in the front months, pushing Dec futures to $1.65 lower on the week. USDA reported 210,853 MT of pork

Soybeans futures closed up 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 cents on Friday, but were lower by 2 cents on the week. Soybean meal finished Friday’s session $1.70/ton

Corn futures head into the weekend 2 1/2 to 3 3/4 cents lower in the nearby months, Dec corn lost 6 3/4 cents on the week. The CFTC report this

Wheat futures are mixed at Friday’s midday. Winter wheat gained on the week, Chicago finished with a 24.3 cent gain and KC improved 13 cents over

Dec cotton futures gained 2.02% for a 129 point increases wk/wk, futures closed Friday up 18 to 53 points in nearbys. The CFTC reported this

Live cattle Oct futures were down by $1.925 at Friday’s close, however that couldn’t erase a wk/wk gain, as future contracts finished $1.025