The Livestock Equipment Loan Program is designed to help finance the purchase of livestock-related equipment.
The 1994 Legislature passed a bill that established a value added agricultural product loan program to help farmers financ
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The following are frequently asked questions about the indemnity fund.
Any producer claiming to be damaged by a breach of a contract for the purchase or storage of grain in Minnesota may file a written claim with the commissioner. A breach of contract can be failure of payment within 48 hours of delivery for cash sales, a failure to redeliver grain within 48 hours of demand for redelivery, bounced checks issued for grain payment, etc.
Who can file a claim?
Any producer claiming to be damaged by a breach of a contract for the purchase or storage of grain in Minnesota may file a written claim with the commissioner. A breach of contract can be failure of payment within 48 hours of delivery for cash sales, a failure to redeliver grain within 48 hours of demand for redelivery, bounced checks issued for grain payment, etc.
Use a proof of claim form which will summarize what type of grain was delivered, the quantity, and the value. Attach any documentation you might have to support your claim.
Claims can be sent via email, fax, or mail.
Email: grain@state.mn.us
Fax: 651-201-6108
Mail: Grain Licensing, 625 Robert St. N, St. Paul, MN 55155
How do I file a claim?
Use a proof of claim form which will summarize what type of grain was delivered, the quantity, and the value. Attach any documentation you might have to support your claim.
Claims can be sent via email, fax, or mail.
Email: grain@state.mn.us
Fax: 651-201-6108
Mail: Grain Licensing, 625 Robert St. N, St. Paul, MN 55155
Scale tickets, bills of lading, contracts, settlement sheets, bounced checks, warehouse receipts, bank statements, email/text exchanges, and any other documents that you might have related to the delivery of grain.
