Members Corner
Your central hub for Riceland communications—from the latest podcast episode to important updates and everything in between. If it’s for members, it’s here.
Meet the Members
Every field has a face. Get to know the Riceland farmers growing the crops that feed the world—and powering the cooperative we all share.
merchandising Minutes
Timely updates from the Riceland merchandising team covering rice and soybean markets, pricing trends, and what it all means for your farm.
Riceland Seasonal Pool
Join us for this week's Merchandising Minutes with Daniel Mayer.
Merchandising Minutes: Mills & Driers
Daniel Mayer returns to discuss Mills & Driers in today's Merchandising Minutes.
Merchandising Minutes: On Farm Storage
Dee Davis, Procurement & Operations Manager for Riceland, discusses On Farm Storage in today's Merchandising Minutes.
Farmer community calendar
marketing deadlines
In-person events
Grainiacs Podcast
Grainiacs is Riceland’s seasonal podcast that follows the rhythm of the growing season, from planting to harvest and everything in between. Tune in from the tractor, the truck, or wherever you get your podcasts to hear real conversations from your cooperative and industry experts. Whether we're diving into co-op updates, agronomic insights, or behind-the-scenes stories, Grainiacs keeps you informed, connected, and in the know, every step of the season.
Greg Cole, President & CEO of AgHeritage Farm Credit Services, joins us to talk cooperatives, farm finance, and the future of agriculture in Arkansas. Don’t miss his insights on navigating today’s challenges and supporting the next generation of farmers.
At Riceland, the connection between our POM team (Procurement Operations Managers) and our members is more than just business. It’s a partnership built on daily conversations, shared goals, and a commitment to delivering value at every step. In this episode, we sit down with the POM team to talk about how they stay in step with farmers, align strategy with reality on the ground, and keep the cooperative moving forward. From harvest logistics to long-term planning, hear how this team is working hand-in-hand with our growers.
In this episode, we sit down with StoneX Risk Consultant Ted Nelson, to explore the global forces shaping agriculture today. From weather volatility and geopolitical shifts to trade dynamics and commodity pricing, Ted shares expert insights on what’s driving the grain and rice markets. For Riceland members, this conversation offers valuable context on how global trends impact local decisions and farm-level planning.
FAQs
Call your local bookkeeper at your Riceland drier location, or reach out to the Grain Merchandising Team at 870-673-5500.
Call your local bookkeeper at your Riceland drier location.
June 30, 2025 is the sign-up deadline for committing rice for participation in Riceland’s marketing programs. November 14, 2025 is the closing date for the soybean seasonal pool and the deadline to price or transfer soybeans in Grower’s Option to avoid price-later charges.
To become a member, you will need to fill out a Membership Agreement, Marketing Agreement and provide a copy of your W-9. Please ensure question three (3) on the W-9 is filled out and provide the location where you plan to deliver your grain. You can drop your paperwork off with our member services team at Riceland Headquarters or your bookkeeper at your local drier. You can also scan and email your documents to Sarah at shendricks@riceland.com.
You can find the Retiree Equity Redemption Program and Semi-Retirement Redemption Program forms here. You can contact Members Services at 870-673-5500 with any questions you may have.
Learn more about base capital redemption under the prior Base Capital Plan and the Restated Base Capital Plan here. You can also contact Member Services or Chief Legal Officer or contact us with any additional questions.
As of August 1, 2025, the Base Capital investment obligation is $0.13 per bushel for each bushel of rice delivered to Riceland. The investment obligation applies to all patron-sourced rice bushels, including the seasonal pools and the rice self-pricing marketing options. The Board’s intent is to redeem new rice base capital on a 12-year rolling cycle, meaning the year 1 investment is redeemed in year 13, subject to the Board’s discretion.
The Soybean Base Capital investment obligation is $0.10 per bushel for each bushel of soybeans delivered to Riceland and marketed through the soybean seasonal pool. The Soybean Base Capital obligation does not apply to other soybean marketing options. The Board’s intent is to redeem new Soybean Base Capital on a rolling 12-year cycle, meaning the year 1 investment is redeemed in year 13, subject to the Board’s discretion.
Please contact Sarah or Stephanie in Member Services at 870-673-5500.
Find out more information on your district, who to contact and how to get involved here. (Links to Find Your District page)
Contact Member Services at 870-673-5500.
You can give to the PACs by crop proceeds. Authorize a contribution from your crop proceeds using this form. Note: this option is only available to member or partnership accounts that are not incorporated.
You can also give by check. Please make checks payable to Riceland Foods PAC or Riceland Foods State PAC, and mail them to the following address:
2120 S Park Ave
Stuttgart, AR 72160
Checks must be personal checks, or from an unincorporated partnership, and you must include the contribution form along with the check. For more information about how to give to the Riceland PACs, please contact Adam Shea, Vice President of Government Affairs and Sustainability, at 870-659-8921 or email awshea@riceland.com.
Contact Member Services at 870-673-5500.
You can find all the details on the Riceland Carbon Ready Program here
You can find all information on our marketing programs here.
Still have questions?
If you have additional questions, please contact us, or the Member Services Department, or your local drier for additional information.
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