CHS South Central is one of many locally-governed agriculture operations that are part of CHS Inc., the nation’s leading farmer-owned cooperative committed to delivering value and helping its owners grow. With locations in Napoleon, Hazelton, Wishek and Sterling, North Dakota, your local, farmer-owned cooperative is just down the road.
At CHS our first priority is to help our farmer-owners and customers grow. This means providing quality products, the latest in innovation, and first-class customer service. As agriculture and our communities evolve, we are committed to staying at the forefront of the industry. Locally we employ a knowledgeable and professional staff to assist you with your agricultural, home and business needs.
CHS is a leading global agribusiness owned by farmers, ranchers and cooperatives across the United States. Through the CHS cooperative system, collaboration drives access to energy, agronomy, grains and food services that help grow your business. With our extensive domestic and global operations, we are well-equipped to support your needs now and into the future.
We are committed to strengthening rural America and advancing agriculture through the cooperative system. Our initiatives focus on developing future ag leaders, supporting local communities and promoting safety and stewardship. Through employee volunteerism, community grants and education programs, CHS helps build a strong talent pipeline to support agriculture today and in the future. Learn more about stewardship at CHS.
Safety is a top priority at CHS for our employees, customers and communities. Through ongoing training, regular safety meetings, health programs and emergency preparedness, we work to ensure safe operations every day. Our ZERO Incidents goal reflects our commitment to regulatory compliance, environmental responsibility and making sure everyone returns home safely.
CHS South Central donated $1,000 to the Sterling Fire Department, which was matched by the CHS Foundation through the Seeds of Stewardship Program.
The department was able to expand its facility for equipment storage with this grant.
