Our Mission To add value to producer-member corn through least cost production of ethanol and the sale of associated co-products.
July 4th Scale Hours
SELC will not be taking grain on Friday July 3rd. By Products will be loaded from 7:30AM-Noon on July 3 and Normal Hours 7:30-11am on July 4th. Please follow your regular schedule. Thank you for your consideration and have a safe holiday weekend!
Hours of Operation
Administrative Office Mon-Fri, 7:30AM-4:30PM Corn Receiving Typically Mon-Fri, 7:30AM-4:30PM
unless otherwise noted under Grain Delivery Hours
Hours can be checked daily by
calling 722-4904 Ext 4 By Product Loading* Mon-Fri, 7:30AM-4:30PM Sat 7:30AM-11AM Effective 01/17/09
Ethanol Loading
7 days a week, 24 hours a day**
* Must be scheduled with Liquid Energy
**Must have BOL to load
Contact Information
Mailing Address 3890 Garfeild Ave Sioux Center, IA 51250 Phone (712) 722-4904 Fax (712) 722-3268 Directions From Hardees Stop Light in Sioux Center, 3 miles west, 1/8 mile North
SELC Plant Tours
We, at SELC, enjoy showing people around SELC. It shows you that SELC is moving in the right direction and gives you a first hand chance to ask professionals about ethanol and bio-energy. However, we do request that you line tours up with the plant at least one week in advance. Thank you for your cooperation.
Friday will feature thunderstorms with light to moderate rain in the Northern Plains. This unsettled weather pattern will continue into the Independence Day holiday Saturday over the northern and western Plains through western Midwest. » More DTN Weather Commentary
Below you will find links to valuable information to help support and defend the ethanol industry. Please share the truth with family and friends! Biofuels Journal Website
DTN Top Stories
Normal monsoon rains are behind schedule in China and India;
conditions are also dry in Ukraine.
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Don't make the mistake of dismissing the flu-pandemic talk as
meaningless hype. This flu's implications for agriculture go well beyond the
effects of its unfortunate popular name on pork producers.
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Soybean aphids could return this summer with a vengeance. Growers
should scout through early July to see if aphid numbers require treatment.
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Recent tax changes give farmers great flexibility for reporting farm
tax losses, but terms can be confusing. DTN tax authority Andy Biebl explains
the loss rules as well as a tax court case on crop insurance proceeds and why
there's new life for the "cash for clunkers" credit.
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USDA is predicting a larger corn carryout for the current crop year
and larger production for the new corn crop. Combine that with a weak demand
outlook, and it will be hard for futures prices and basis levels to rally
without something to drive demand.
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Did You Know?
In 1862 the U.S. Department of Agriculture was established
