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At the 2025 CHS Annual Meeting, the CHS Foundation awarded $57,500 in ag teacher grants to eight recipients in support of rural agricultural education programs aimed at cultivating the next generation of agricultural leaders.

CHS feels the gratitude for 50 years of partnership and support for FFA – investing in the future of ag and rural communities.

With many people facing food insecurity, the CHS Foundation and CoBank are pitching in to help make sure rural families have access to the food they need.

Ag and energy performance driven by evolving market dynamics; Company will return $120 million to owners in 2026.

CHS fertilizer experts provide actionable strategies to help farmers maximize returns on their fertilizer investments.

CHS owners provide advice to their younger selves about the cooperative system.

CHS members engage in governance, participate in learning sessions, get updates on business strategies and connect with other owners.

Tony Rossman, a member of the CHS Board of Directors, explains how the cooperative system benefits farmers and rural communities.

CHS Board chair Dan Schurr shares an update with cooperative leaders in the CHS cooperative system.

Wild Rice Electric Cooperative is the power provider for a cutting-edge CHS grain facility expansion in Erskine, Minnesota.

Cooperative members explain what being part of a co-op means to them.

CHS Inc. and Mid-Kansas Cooperative (MKC) have mutually agreed to start the process to end their grain marketing joint venture. Both will continue to independently operate in the region.

CHS Board of Directors Chair Dan Schurr discusses the impact of cooperatives in rural communities.