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Crestland Coop works to solve problems in court

October 3, 2001 By admin

The head of the Crestland Cooperative says there have been several proposals from companies interested in leasing their grain operations. The co-op filed for bankruptcy last week. C-E-O Paul Eckhoff says they will go before a judge in Des Moines tomorrow afternoon to review their options and hopefully come up with the best one.Eckhoff says once a decision is made, the co-op will be back in the business of purchasing grain. He says the company that’s chosen will hold the grain license and purchase the grain. The Crestland Co-op has 18 elevators.

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