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  • Office Hours

    Mon – Fri: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm

  • Receiving Hours

    Soybeans – Monday 13th – Friday 17th : 7:00am – 5:00pm

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  • Loadout Hours

    Soybean Meal: Mon – Thurs: 6:00am – 6:00pm

    CLOSED Friday 10/17 – Saturday 10/18

    Sunday 10/19: 6:00am – 6:00pm

    Hulls/SHP’s: Mon – Fri: 7:00 – 5:00pm

    Oil/Biodiesel: 24/7 loading

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+1 (507) 842 – 6677

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  • 2026 Scholarship Applications Open

    2026 scholarship applications are open now HERE.

  • Announcements:

    Current Receiving Hours:

    Monday – Friday: 7:00am – 5:00pm

    Soybean trucks are to form lines in the staging area south of the plant. Last truck in a line is to turn on flashers. When you get to the pits dump rear hoppers first.

    MNSP Fall 25’ Price Later Program:

    Fall 25′ Price Later Program #2 Effective for deliveries made starting 09/30/25: $.27/bu minimum charge through 12/31/25, then $.09/bu per month prorated daily ($.003 per day) thereafter until pricing occurs. Any price later charges will be waived if grain is priced within 10 calendar days of delivery. Final prices must be established by 10/15/26. Program terms and availability subject to change at any time.

    We are now a proud Member of NOPA!

About us

OUR MISSION IS TO PRODUCE THE HIGHEST QUALITY SOYBEAN BASED PRODUCTS AVAILABLE, WHILE LEADING THE INDUSTRY IN OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE, SAFETY AND CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Minnesota Soybean Processors is a 2200 member cooperative that owns and operates a soybean crush facility and bio-diesel facility in Brewster, Minnesota. The MnSP mission is to provide the maximum value-added return to our investors by combining the latest soybean processing technologies with proven management. The Brewster facility started processing beans in our crushing facility in 2003 with the addition of the Bio-diesel refining facility in 2005. The process all starts with the farmer. Our farmers strive to deliver beans that are high in oil and protein content. Minnesota Soybean Processors goal, along with the assistance of our members, is to provide a high quality feed product for America’s producers as well as providing a high quality renewable fuel source.