About

Hull Coop Mission

The Hull Cooperative Association began as a grain elevator in 1908 when a group of local farmers realized the need for a grain merchandising facility. Since then, the coop has grown in capacity and capability.

Our mission is to provide environmentally safe, quality goods and services to our patrons in a manner, which enhances the profitability and quality of life for our patrons, our employees, our cooperative, and our community.

Hours of Operation

Main Office

805 Elm St
Hull, Iowa 51329
Ph: 712.439.2831
Hours: M-F: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM; Closed on Weekends

Scale Office

1206 Railroad St
Hull, Iowa 51329
Ph: 712.439.2831
Hours: M-F: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM; Closed on Weekends
Open additional hours seasonally – Posted in Announcements section of Home Page

Cenex Convenience Store

1207 Black Forest Road
Hull, Iowa 51239
Ph: 712.439.2406
Hours: M-Th: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM; Friday /Saturday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM; Closed Sunday

Building Center

917 Main St.
Hull, Iowa 51329
Ph: 712.439.2850
Hours: M-F: 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM; Saturday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM; Closed Sunday

Service Center

612 Elm St.
Hull, Iowa 51239
Ph: 712.439.1140
Hours: M-F: 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM; Saturday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM; Closed Sunday

Propane / Petroleum Division

390 East St
Hull, Iowa 51239
Ph: 712.439.1140
Hours: M-F: 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM; Closed on Weekends
Open additional hours seasonally (Fall & Spring)

Agronomy Center

1312 Milwaukee Road
Hull, Iowa 51239
Hours: M-F: 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM; Closed on Weekends
Open additional hours seasonally (Spring)

Staff

Main Office
Phone: 712.439.2831
Fax: 712.439.1752

Evan Wielenga | General Manager 712.470.2570
Karen Luinstra | Human Resources 712.460.0730
Mitch Nettinga | CFO / Grain Merchandiser 712.470.4124
Tasha Oostra | Accountant
Braden Jahn | Accountant
Jade Boer | Office Coordinator
Robert Radcliffe | Feed Department Manager 712.470.6574
Ashley Vonk | Feed Order Entry
Aubri Fedders | Feed Order Entry
Mark Hoekstra | Grain Operations Department 712.470.2482
Peter Westra | Agronomy Department Manager 712.470.0994
Lonnie Egdorf | Agronomist 712.441.1185
Riley Anderson | Agronomist 712.460.3669
Ed Jumbeck | Dairy Specialist 712.470.5473
Eric Ochsendorf | Beef Specialist 712.348.2582
Nick Smit | Swine Specialist 712.395.2600
Calissa Keller | Calf & Heifer Specialist 507.360.2746
Brad Nielsen | Petroleum Manager 712.470.3548
Lavonne Kats | Bookkeeping
Jackie Vande Griend | C-Store Manager 712.470.3082
Brian Sipma | Lumber Manager 712.470.5895

History

The Hull Cooperative Association began as a grain elevator in 1908 when a group of local farmers realized the need for a grain merchandising facility.

The elevators of Hull near the turn of the century

The white building on the left is the feed mill built in 1947. The other building is the original elevator purchased in 1908.

New office, feed mill & grain anex in the early 1970’s

Inside the feed mill (Gary Westra & Arlyn De Wild pictured)

The steel clad elevator, old feed mill, warehouse, and annex were completely destroyed

Foundation of the new concrete silos poured in 1979 soon after fire.

The foundations were poured in the fall of 1979.

Crews finished construction in time for the 1980 harvest season.

Ron Boone and Lloyd Woelber helping Delmar Wesselink in the 1980’s at the lumberyard

2002 Feed mill loadout and ingredient bin expansion

Controlled burn of the old lumberyard in 2010.

Demolishing the old quonset building by the lumberyard in the spring of 2010.

Foundation for the new lumber storage shed.

The new lumber storage building was completed along with some remodeling inside the existing lumberyard retail area in the summer of 2010.

During the summer of 2011 we added another diesel tank and doubled the number of diesel pumps.

In 2013, we added a new (west) mill to accommodate our growing feed demand.

In the summer of 2015, we added an additional 575,000 bu. capacity soybean bin and 20,000 bu/hr recieving pit. This the first of a long-term potential plan to build four bins on the site west of Cenex.

In 2017, an agronomy center was errected in the lot to the east of Cenex. This facility is used for inventory storage, seed treatment, machine repair, chemical loading, and has a washbay for company-wide use.

In the summer of 2018, a second 575,000 bu. capacity bin intended to be used for corn storage was constructed just to the south of the 2015 addition.

The Hull Coop logo was updated in fall of 2018. The goal of the transition was to come up with a logo that was more concise while still communicating the values that Hull Coop employs in working with member owners.

In December of 2018, Diesel Exhaust Fluid dispensers were added to the diesel pumps at Cenex. Begining in 2019, Truckers can now fill up with diesel and DEF in one quick stop at their Coop’s Cenex Convenience Store

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