Autosteer for
grain marketing
AutoHedge is an easy-to-use app
that prices your bushels for you.
1. Easily enroll bushels through the AutoHedge app
AutoHedge works by pricing an equal portion of your enrolled bushels on each trading day during your pricing window.
2. Take more control with AutoHedge Boost and Roll
Optionally lock in profit any time by accelerating pricing with AutoHedge Boost, or use Roll to capture additional market carry.
3. Deliver your grain and get paid
Set local basis and delivery location right in the AutoHedge app, deliver your grain, and get paid.
Built for every row crop farm
Every farm operates differently. AutoHedge was built to work with your existing marketing strategy, regardless of how you do it.
See what you could make with AutoHedge
AutoHedge automatically prices your grain between April 15 and July 3, 2019.
Take control with AutoHedge
Boost and Roll
AutoHedge Boost gives you hands on control with the push of a button. Sell more of your unpriced bushels on any given day up to three times per contract for no added cost.
You can also choose to roll your contact for a $0.02 fee, right in the AutoHedge app.
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ABOUT AUTOHEDGE
How does AutoHedge work?
AutoHedge works by pricing an equal portion of the bushels you enroll on each trading day for your pricing window:
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February 28, 2019 through July 31, 2019 (enrollment for this window is closed) -
April 15 2019 through July 3, 2019
For example: If you enrolled 30,000 bushels for the February 28 to July 31 pricing window, AutoHedge will automatically price 277.77 bushels per day.
What is the AutoHedge pricing window?
We chose our pricing window based on historical corn and soybean pricing data. AutoHedge currently offers two pricing windows:
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February 28, 2019 through July 31, 2019 (enrollment for this window is closed) -
April 15 2019 through July 3, 2019
What futures contracts does AutoHedge reference?
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September Corn (CU19)
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December Corn (CZ19)
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September Soybeans (SU19)
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November Soybeans (SX19)
How does AutoHedge work with my FarmLogs account?
If you already have a FarmLogs account, you can sign in to the AutoHedge app using your FarmLogs username and password. All of your AutoHedge information will be seamlessly integrated with your existing FarmLogs account so you can monitor your overall profitability as the season progresses.
If you’re new to FarmLogs, simply dowload the AutoHedge app and create an account. You can choose to start using FarmLogs at anytime for free by signing in to FarmLogs with your AutoHedge username and password.
ENROLLMENT
How do I enroll in AutoHedge?
You can enroll in AutoHedge by downloading the AutoHedge app from the App Store or the
Google Play Store. Then, create an account, or sign in with your FarmLogs email and password, and begin the enrollment process.
If you’d like to receive a walkthrough about how AutoHedge could work for your farm, please
fill out this form, and we'll be in touch!
What is the deadline for enrollment?
The deadline for the April 15 2019 and July 3, 2019 is April 10, 2019.
How much does it cost?
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Corn transaction fee: $0.05/bushel
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Soybean transaction fee: $0.07/bushel
Is there a minimum bushel requirement for enrollment?
You must enroll a minimum of:
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15,000 bushels for corn contracts -
5,000 bushels for soybeans contracts
Who can enroll in AutoHedge?
AutoHedge is available to corn and soybean farmers throughout the south and select midwest locations. We’re actively working to expand support for more areas. To find out if AutoHedge is available in your area, download the app or reach out to us here.
BUYERS, BASIS, DELIVERY
Who is buying my grain/who owns the contract?
The AutoHedge app is built and supported by FarmLogs. We’ve partnered with well-established, financially sound companies within the grain industry (CGB, Scoular, and other partners) to purchase your crops and ensure that you’ll get paid.
Who sets basis and schedules delivery?
With an AutoHedge contract you have the flexibility to set basis when it’s ideal for your local market. Delivery locations will be dependent on our partners in your region.
You can easily set basis and delivery through your AutoHedge app.
How do I get paid?
Your payment will begin processing as soon as we receive confirmation of your delivery. Payment will be made directly to you (either through ACH direct deposit or by check) from our partner in your region.
BOOST & ROLL
What is AutoHedge Boost?
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Maximum of 3 Boosts per contract
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Minimum of 5,000 bushels per Boost
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If your contract has less than 5,000 bushels remaining to be priced, you can still Boost, but must Boost all of the remaining bushels in your contract
Is Boosting Free?
AutoHedge boost is a free feature included with your AutoHedge contract. There is no additional fee to boost your bushels. You may boost up to 3 times per contract.
Can I roll my contract forward?
Yes! You can roll your AutoHedge contract for a $0.02 fee, right through the AutoHedge app.
CONSIDERATIONS
How does AutoHedge perform compared to the average harvest price?
AutoHedge has outperformed the average harvest price by at least $0.25 every year for the past five years. You can see specific pricing information here, or reach out to us here if you don’t see what you’re looking for.
Why would I use AutoHedge?
AutoHedge provides an easy way to manage your marketing risk without requiring additional work from you. We encourage you to use AutoHedge along with the other ways you market your crop.
For questions about how to use the AutoHedge app, head over to our support page.
Backed by real people who want
you to succeed
Even though AutoHedge gives you a hands-off way to market, we'll be with you every step of the way!
If you need help or have questions, give us a call at (734) 431-6788 or visit the support page.
We'd love to hear your feedback!
We're currently working to expand the AutoHedge offerings for 2019. If you have suggestions about products you'd like to see us offer or feedback about AutoHedge, fill out the form to let us know!
AutoHedge Partners
We’ve partnered with CGB, Scoular, and other well-established, financially sound companies within the grain industry to purchase your crops and ensure that you’ll get paid.
