A cash or spot contract provides the producer a spot price at the time of delivery as determined by the current futures and posted basis level at the end of the day.

The Primient Priced Grain contract is a standard contract that locks in a cash grain price for a specified time of shipment on a specific amount of grain.

The Primient Basis Fixed grain contract allows the producer to lock in a basis for grain, either to be delivered or already delivered, when basis seems favorable but the producer is bullish on the futures market.

The Primient Basis Forward grain contract allows the producer to deliver grain and lock in a basis against a deferred futures month.

The Primient Hedge to Arrive (HTA) grain contract allows the producer to lock in futures when it is advantageous and leave basis open until a later date.

The Primient Delayed Pricing (DP) grain contract allows the producer to deliver grain when it is convenient and price it at a later date.

The Primient Market Up contract is a unique cash grain contract which allows the producer to sell grain at a premium to the day’s price while offering a like amount of deferred grain at a higher price.