**Free Price Later is now available at all Iowa Heartland Coop locations for corn and soybeans as space allows. Grain delivered after 12/28/21 will be eligible. The final pricing date will be 10/14/22. **
For questions or further information, contact Heartland Co-op’s Grain Department at 515-974-4355.
Latest Updates
Heartland Co-op Donates Land to the City of Colo
Recently, Heartland Co-op donated a lot to the City of Colo,
so the Fire Department could expand.
Fire Chief, Dennis Clat, and City Hall Clerk, Amy Kohlwes,
realized they needed more space for their
Fire station and equipment.
They contacted Heartland Co-op about the empty lot that is next to the Fire Station, as it seemed like the obvious choice and Heartland was always good to work with in the past.
The decision was brought before the Board of Directors,
and approved, because Heartland Co-op likes to
give back to the communities, we are in.
Dennis Clat hopes this is the first big step in building on to the
much-needed Fire Station.
In Pictures:
Fire Chief: Dennis Clatt, City Clerk: Amy Kohles,
Heartland Co-op Location Manager: Brian Schmitt, Agronomist: Eric Phipps
Drone picture shows the Fire Station, the lot donated and Heartland Co-op across the street.
The Board of Directors Election has concluded, and the results are below.
Thank you to all the candidates for running.
District D
Matt Dillman
District F
Mark Vogel
District H
Beau Dawes
Iowa Farm Environmental Leader Awards
The Iowa Farm Environmental Leader Awards recognize the exemplary, voluntary actions of farmers that improve or protect the environment and our state's natural resources. The awaerds are presented by the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of Agriculture and the Department of Natural Resources Director.
Heartland Co-op Conservation Team Nominated several families that were awarded.
Media Event at Maffitt Dam kicked off successful launch of the
Cover Crop Seeder Partnership!
>The project is an example of collaboration with a goal to increase the number of cover crop acres in the Des Moines River and Raccoon River watersheds.
>Partners include: Iowa Department of Agriculture, Polk County City of Des Moines, Des Moines Water Works, and Heartland Co-op
There is a broadcast of Market to Market about this Conservation effort, also featuring an interview with Heartland Co-op's Ruth McCabe. Found here
"DES MOINES, Iowa—Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced two leaders in conservation awards during the Iowa Agribusiness Showcase and Conference today. Hands On Excavating and Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) Ruth McCabe, conservation agronomist with Heartland Coop, were recognized with the Secretary’s Iowa Ag Leader Award for Conservation. The Secretary’s Iowa Ag Leader Awards are presented to people and organizations that make exceptional contributions to the state’s agriculture community." -KWBG
Heartland Co-op Conservation Director, Thomas Fawcett
Highlights Conservation Partnership
The Heartland Co-op Conservation team once again is making headlines in soil conservation efforts, Thomas Fawcett, taking the lead on this one with a great partnership.
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