Northern Crops Marketing and Investments, Ltd. (NCMI) is a full service commodity brokerage firm located in Langdon, North Dakota, the heart of North America's agriculture production area.
We specialize in agricultural risk management and marketing strategies. We also trade through R. J. O'Brien & Associates, our clearinghouse.
NCMI's primary objective is to help clients spread, transfer, and limit risk. We utilize futures and options, along with cash contracts, to hedge. Basis, premiums, and discounts are also monitored closely. We have a variety of clientele across the United States and agri-business contacts worldwide.
Our goal is to combine our experience with the latest technology to provide quality, personal service. NCMI is committed to directly communicating with clients on a regular basis to establish and execute a marketing plan.
Did You Know?
In 1870 47.4 percent of employed persons were engaged in agriculture. This was the first time that farmers were a minority
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While a series of national workshops aim to take a broad look at
agricultural competition, seeds will take center stage at the initial event
this week in Ankeny, Iowa.
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that extends dozens of tax credits including the $1-per-gallon biodiesel
credit. It also includes a $1.5 billion agriculture disaster aid package.
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latest reports, but the stocks-to-use ratio shows the surplus is shrinking.
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