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Grain Dealer / Warehouse Bond
Grain purchases and grain storage create different duties to sellers and depositors.
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Purpose
Grain purchases and grain storage create different duties to sellers and depositors. The form may secure payment to producers, delivery of stored goods, or performance of a resource-use obligation.
Who needs it
Dealers, warehouse operators, processors, and resource businesses responding to a purchasing, storage, or permit requirement.
Who it protects
Identify whether the protected interest belongs to a producer, a depositor or the authority issuing a permit. A dealer payment obligation is different from insurance on the goods.
Category
Grain Dealer / Warehouse Bond bonds
- Colorado — Commodity Dealer and or Handler BondColorado · Agriculture & fisheries
- Indiana — Grain Buyers and Warehouse BondIndiana · Agriculture & fisheries
- Iowa — Grain Warehouse BondIowa · Agriculture & fisheries
- Kentucky — Grain Dealer or Warehouseman BondKentucky · Agriculture & fisheries
- Michigan — Grain Merchandiser's and Farm Produce Trucker's BondMichigan · Agriculture & fisheries
- Minnesota — Grain BondMinnesota · Agriculture & fisheries
- Missouri — Grain Warehouseman BondMissouri · Agriculture & fisheries
- Montana — Commodity Dealer and Commodity Warehouse BondMontana · Agriculture & fisheries
- Oklahoma — Public Commodity Warehouseman BondOklahoma · Agriculture & fisheries
- South Dakota — Public Grain Warehousemen BondSouth Dakota · Agriculture & fisheries
- Tennessee — Commodity Dealer and Warehouse BondTennessee · Agriculture & fisheries
- Washington — Grain Dealer and Warehouseman BondWashington · Agriculture & fisheries
Before you buy
- Separate purchased grain accounts from grain stored for others.
- Describe whether you buy, broker, store or process the goods.
- Collect the purchasing agreement, warehouse receipt or resource permit that requests the bond.
Common questions
Does the request cover dealing, warehousing, or both licensed roles?
Separate purchased grain accounts from grain stored for others. Compare that information with the exact capacity, activity and obligee named in the written request. Similar catalog labels do not establish an interchangeable form.
Is a type guide the bond I should purchase?
A type guide explains the activity. Choose a jurisdiction-associated parent listing and compare its actual source options with your written requirement; the type page is not a purchasable form.