News releases

Net income of $260.5 million reflects strong energy results.

CHS has opened a propane terminal in Missoula to strengthen supply reliability for customers in the region and opportunities for growth in retail and wholesale propane markets.

CHS members elect five directors to serve on the CHS Board during the cooperatives 2025 Annual Meeting held recently in Minneapolis.

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.

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 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 sold its share in Whitesville to bolster the cooperative system and to benefit farmers by consolidating operations within one organization.

Cash returns from patronage and equity distributions will support cooperative owners and rural communities.

Strategic asset changes maximize efficiency and strengthen cooperative system.

Ag retailers who use producer financing programs from CHS Capital will now be able to see loan information within the AgVend platform.

Strong spring agronomy season lifts ag results.

Hometown Throwdown upholds the brand’s commitment to supporting communities by providing $150,000 in funding for local festivals.