Corn Contracts

Cash Contract - A cash contract will be used if corn is sold for immediate (spot) delivery. Price Later corn when sold would be considered a cash contract.

Forward Cash Contracts - Forward cash contracts are contracts that allow a producer to deliver the grain during a specified time frame. These contracts are set-up in thirty day delivery windows, usually month-by-month. Delivery is required within the terms of the contract.

Basis Contracts - Seller establishes the basis, but does not set the futures level. These contracts are set-up for thirty day delivery windows. 

Hedge to Arrive - Allows the producer to lock in a futures price, leaving the basis to be set at or before deilvery.

Price Later Contracts - Price Later contracts allow grain that is not priced to be delivered and be priced at a later date. Title passes to E Energy Adams, LLC at the time of delivery. Price Later charges may change.

Deferred Payments Contracts - Producer would like to price grain, but would not like the income until a later date.