With an early harvest, the contractors and managers working on the Joel project were sweating.  But team work paid off and they started the new elevator a few days before the combines started to roll.  And the results are truly impressive!  With a leg running better than expected (better than 15,000 bushels per hour), trucks are barely stopping to unload.  And a new scale and “One-Weigh” system are speeding up accuracy and back office processing time.  At CHS Primeland, we are serious about investing in our infrastructure to make sure we are relevant into the future.

Harvest is in full swing through out the CHS Primeland trade area. Favorable weather has helped farmers progress along well.

Check out CHS Primeland’s new You Tube Channel and some videos of our facilities and company events:

Economic Impact of CHS

KHQ Interview June 19, 2016

Port of Wilma Fly Over – May 19, 2016

Port of Wilma Fly Over – March 29, 2016

Port of Wilma Fly Over – March 2, 2016

Port of Wilma Fly Over – Feb 2016

Port of Wilma Fly Over – Jan 2016

Port of Wilma Fly Over – Dec 2015

Port of Wilma Fly Over – Nov 2015

Nezperce Grain Elevator Fly Over – Nov 2015

Kendrick Grain Elevator Fly Over – Nov 2015

Each year, CHS Primeland awards six $750 scholarships to area high school seniors who are attending a college or trade school. Each applicant is required to submit an essay outlining how their chosen career will positively impact agriculture in the future. Congratulations to the following outstanding students: Tyler Watson, Asotin; Morgan Howard, Nezperce; Stephani Linderman, Troy; Dillion Blair, Kendrick; Gabe Wright, Troy and Adrianne Nuxoll, Clearwater.

At CHS Primeland we are thrilled to be part of the future of your farming or ranching operation. Thank you very much for your business and support. We look forward to a bright tomorrow!

At CHS Primeland we know that farming is a family affair. We are proud to be part of your “farm family” and to be helping make your operation a success.

Thanks for visiting our new web site! We are rebranding to add “CHS” to our name and as a result have developed this new web site to reflect that and serve you better. We have been part of CHS since 1995, so it is nothing new to us and you, just making it more prominent in our name. We are proud to be part of a global company bringing local service and expertise to you with links to global markets and opportunities. If you have any questions about our new site, please contact us!

Your are invited to Camas Prairie Annual Grower Meeting scheduled for January 30 at the Greencreek Hall. Join us for an outstanding line-up of speakers. The meeting starts at 8 am and runs to 1 pm with lunch provided. Look forward to seeing you there!

And as a reminder, other grower meetings are scheduled for Jan 28 in Clarkston (Quality Inn) and Jan 29 in Pullman (SEL Events Center). For more information, please contact your local CHS-Primeland office.

CHS Primeland is excited to start our 2014 Harvest for Hunger Fundraiser.

For the past few years CHS Primeland, it’s employee, patrons and customers have raised money to help the local food banks.  This fundraiser runs from March 1st to the 21st. Along with the multiple fundraisers we put on, we also have an opportunity to earn BONUS money.

This year’s fundraisers will be:

• Bushel donations – growers/producers can donate bushels of grain which will be converted into dollars.  A tax donation form will be provided.
• KISS THE PIG – back by popular demand… This year the women of CHS Primeland are participating.  The lady with the most money donated under her name gets to kiss the pig on March 22nd at CHS Primeland’s Spring Sale in Lewiston, Idaho.
• Paper Tractor Sales – cash is $1 each.  Write your name down and show your support.  Paper tractors will be displayed in the offices and/or country stores.
• Canned Food Drive – each location will be holding a canned food drive from March 1st through the 21st.  Once the canned food drive is over, each location will donate what they have collected to their local food bank.
• Run/Walk/Bike Ride – this event is taking place on March 22nd in Lewiston, Idaho. Registration forms are available below.  All proceeds benefit the local food banks.  REGISTRATION FORM
• MYSTERY EVENT – this event is taking place in the Camas Prairie.  We will post more once the event begins.