Scale Hours

 

 

Mon May 14th No Corn
     
Tue May 15th 7:30 to 3:30
     
Wed. May 16th 7:30 to 12:00
     
Thur. May 17th 7:30 to 12:00
     
Fri Mat 18th No Corn
     
Mon May 21st No Corn

 

 

No Corn May 25th, May 29th or May 30th-down for Maintenance.

To Sell Corn call   (507) 681-7109

No Early Corn

Closed Saturday and Sunday

 Check Web site daily for hours

DDGS Load Hours: M - F   7:30 to 3:30

Al-Corn Clean Fuel will NOT ACCEPT any varieties of corn that are not approved for U.S. export.

                       

                       

Al-Corn News & Updates

Read Our April 2012 Newsletter
 

In this edition of the Al-Corn Clean Fuel newletter, you will:

  • Learn how Al-Corn is dealing with new EPA regulations on CO2

  • Receive a recap from our annual meeting

  • Find answers to corn delivery questions

 

              Election Results

For Board of Directors with 3 year terms:

Brian Peterson

Rod Jorgenson

Roger Toquam

 

For Board of Directors to fill remainder of term (1 year):

Mike Conzemius

 

For Nominations Committee with 3 year terms:

Tom Butler

Brad Ahrens

 

The Board wishes to thank Jim O’Connor for his service this past three years and appreciates the time and energy he brought to his position.  The Board welcomes Roger Toquam in his new role as Director.  The Board also thanks Brian Nelson for his service on the Nominations Committee, and welcomes Brad Ahrens to the Nominations Committee.

 

 

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About Al-Corn

Al-Corn Clean Fuel is a farmer-owned ethanol production cooperative in Claremont, MN. Al-Corn’s 525 members invest in the company financially and agree to deliver a quantity of corn to the plant determined by their investment. The “corn commitment” has been a key contributor to Al-Corn’s success. Annually Al-Corn grinds 17.5 million bushels of corn and produces 50 million gallons of ethanol. In addition, the plant produces 132,000 tons of high protein livestock feed and 12 million pounds of corn oil, we also capture 70,000 tons of beverage grade carbon dioxide, all of which are resold.

The cooperative model allows members and their communities to benefit from a secure local market and the co-op’s earnings and investments.

Al-Corn’s Vision

We envision a time when our shareholders’ investment enhances the lives and welfare of children and adults around the world through the renewable products they consume and the environment in which they live.

Cooperative Benefits

  • Stable and above average corn prices
  • A strong cash position to weather an uncertain economy
  • Risk spread among members
  • Members manage their own risk
  • Added value to member investments
  • Benefits to local families and communities

Contact Us

797 5th Street
Claremont, MN 55924
P: (507) 528-2494
E: lschlaak@al-corn.com