The Summer 2020 CHS Big Sky newsletter is out now. Hear from CHS Big Sky Producer Board Chair Courtney Herzog, learn about the MyCHS app, and meet location manager Gary Friesen. Read it all here.

The Summer 2020 CHS Big Sky newsletter is out now. Hear from CHS Big Sky Producer Board Chair Courtney Herzog, learn about the MyCHS app, and meet location manager Gary Friesen. Read it all here.
As you are aware, the impact of the global pandemic caused by COVID-19 continues to rapidly evolve. Safety is a core value for CHS Big Sky and includes a focus on the health and wellbeing of our employees, families, customers and owners, and the communities in which we live and work.
We understand that spring is here, and I want to emphasize; we’re still operating to serve our growers and customers. Our locations are continuing to operate normal business hours of 8 AM to 5 PM and will be extended as needed during the spring planting and growing season.
CHS Big Sky has implemented the following changes as we do our part in minimizing the spread of illnesses:
We will adjust our practices as necessary in the coming days, weeks or months, Rest assured, it is our commitment that we will continue to provide excellent service and support throughout this unprecedented time, even if we must do it differently. We value your business, your trust in CHS Big Sky and appreciate your understanding during this time. We look forward to resuming normal interactions as soon as circumstances allow.
People in rural communities live surrounded by growing food, but they experience hunger too. That’s why CHS is once again teaming up with local farmers to fight hunger in rural America. The CHS Harvest for Hunger food, grain and fund drive begins March 1 and continues through March 20 at your nearest CHS location.
“We might never know that the neighbor across the road or down the drive struggles to put food on the table, but through our efforts this month, we can make sure those local food shelves can anonymously help those who need it most,” says Rick Dusek, executive vice president, CHS Country Operations. “For nine years now, our CHS employees and farmer-owners have stepped up during this annual campaign to help local and regional food shelves feed those in need.”
Since 2011, CHS has raised more than $5.6 million and 3.6 million pounds of food through its Country Operations business units. CHS locations across the United States have organized ways to get farmer, ranchers, employees and community members involved in fun and interactive ways to raise food and funds to fight hunger.
Financial donations are encouraged as they give food banks additional buying power to provide nutritious food at deeply discounted rates; $1 equals 6 pounds of food for area food banks. But food and grain donations are also accepted. Every donation counts.
“All the food, money and grain raised by CHS Harvest for Hunger goes directly back to local and regional food banks to help fill their shelves,” Dusek says. “This way, we can help those in need by ensuring those organizations dedicated to fighting rural hunger have the resources they need to make a real difference in people’s lives.”
Stop by or contact your nearest CHS location to learn how you can support CHS Harvest for Hunger.
CHS Big Sky has sent out a Spring Newsletter to all of our customers!
If you didn’t get the chance to look at one, click the picture or the link below!
CHS Big Sky is proud to bring you our new commercial!
The ad began running on November 1st, 2017.
Incase you missed it, here it is.
Enjoy!
CHS Big Sky will be holding three Land as Your Legacy seminars in early November!
If you haven’t already started thinking about your farm or ranch operation and what will happen to it in the future, then the time is now!
Please see the following fliers for dates, times and locations!!
We look forward to seeing you there!