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Agriculture Input Supplies Indiana | Premium Fuel, Lubricants & Oils | Grain Marketing - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. ORDER PROPANE NOW > LEARN MORE > CELEBRATING IN 2027 > ACCESS KEYSTONE CONNECT > SHOP NOW > CAREERS CASH BIDS NEW CUSTOMERS ONLINE BILL PAY ORDER PROPANE PRODUCTS/SERVICES ENERGY We agree: There's no place like home. That's why we provide clean, safe propane to thousands of homes in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. Our safety standards can give you peace of mind, while our outstanding service tells the story of being locally owned and operated . We also strive to keep your wheels turning. Keystone offers premium quality fuels and lubricants to farms, municipalities, and school systems. The difference is in our service and being locally owned gives you assurance of timely , guaranteed satisfaction. PROPANE > REFINED FUELS > AGRONOMY We are centered on the endurance of the family farm, the opportunities for growth, and the promise of progression through conserving the very same resources those who settled this land relied upon. We believe in working to consistently make the next right decision, to ensure fertility, growth and profitability in agriculture. We invest in people, technology and assets to deliver a broad mix of agronomic solutions to fit every grower's unique needs and goals. AGRONOMY > GRAIN We understand that every connection is based on trust. You can count on our Keystone grain team for honest conversation, excellent local service, and personalized marketing strategies designed to meet the goals of your family farm. GRAIN > SWINE & ANIMAL NUTRITION Diversity on the farm opens a world of opportunities and allows for longevity for the next generation. Our swine division combines advanced animal husbandry practices, strategic nutrition goals and dependable delivery to play a vital role in producing safe, affordable protein to Americans. We believe in formulating the most production-efficient rations for your profitability using quality ingredients that promote productivity and excellent herd and animal health. SWINE PRODUCTION > ANIMAL NUTRITION > QUICK LINKS Indiana Gasoline Tax Exempt | Indiana Tax Exempt | Ohio Tax Exempt | Michigan Tax Exempt Federal Tax Exempt - Diesel | Federal Tax Exempt - Gas W9 | Member Application | Credit Application | Vendor/Supplier Form Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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About Keystone Cooperative - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. WHO IS KEYSTONE ABOUT KEYSTONE COOPERATIVE For 100 years Keystone Cooperative has been farmer-owned and centered on the longevity and success of the family farm. We're headquartered in Indianapolis, but our impact on the rural communities we serve is far reaching. Throughout Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois we deliver innovative solutions in agronomy, propane, fuels, grain, seed, swine production, and feed, offering a diverse portfolio of products and services. More than 1,800 Keystone employees work daily to ensure it is our service that sets us apart and provides you with an excellent Keystone experience. Contact Keystone > MEET THE LEADERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Keystone Cooperative is divided into 5 districts. Each district has representation from 4 Keystone Board Members. Directors are elected to 4-Year terms by the shareholders in their district. The function of the board of directors is to evaluate the overall direction and strategy of the cooperative business, which has core divisions of energy, agronomy, grain and swine & animal nutrition. MEET THE DIRECTORS > QUICK LINKS Indiana Gasoline Tax Exempt | Indiana Tax Exempt | Ohio Tax Exempt | Michigan Tax Exempt Federal Tax Exempt - Diesel | Federal Tax Exempt - Gas W9 | Member Application | Credit Application | Vendor/Supplier Form Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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Privacy Policy & Terms of Use - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. KEYSTONE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY TERMS OF SERVICE Last Modified: September 11, 2025 This website (“Site”) is published, owned, and operated by or on behalf of Keystone Cooperative, Inc. (“we”, “us”, “our”, or “Keystone”). These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of this Site and all websites where these Terms are posted, as well as any of our software applications, platforms, and other services that post or link to these Terms (collectively, together with the Site, our “Services”). Please read these Terms carefully, as they govern your access and use of our Services. By accessing or using our Services you agree to these Terms. You further agree to comply with all applicable laws in connection with your use of our Services. If you are using our Services on behalf of a third party (for example, using a Service on behalf of a farmer), you represent and warrant that you have the authority of that third party to enter information and otherwise use the Service, including the authority to enter into these Terms and any other agreements or transactions you may enter within our Services, on that party's behalf. If you do not agree to the Terms, please do not use the Services. To the extent new content or features are added to our Services in the future, your use thereof is subject to these Terms. Use of the Services is subject to our Privacy Policy. By accessing or using any of our Services on which our Privacy Policy is posted or into which it is incorporated, you are also consenting to our use of your personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Access and Use of Services Subject to your compliance with these Terms, we grant to you a non-exclusive right to access and use the Services and the data, content, or information contained therein (collectively, the “Content”). You further agree to use the Services and the Content only for lawful purposes, comply with all rules governing any transactions on and through the Services, and comply with all applicable laws. Your access to the Services shall remain in effect unless and until terminated by you or Keystone. User Account Responsibility In order to utilize certain of our Services, you may need to register for an account, including a username and password. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account and your username and password. You are responsible for all activities that occur under your account and you agree to notify Keystone immediately of any unauthorized use of your account. 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Living Our Mission - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. LIVING OUR MISSION KEYSTONE'S MISSION Our mission of Lead. Serve. Grow. Embrace. provides a clear sense of purpose, direction, and identity for our cooperative, as well as guide our actions and shape our impact on customers, employees and communities. WITH PEOPLE AND INNOVATION CUSTOMERS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES PROFITABLY WITH INTENT OUR COOPERATIVE ADVANTAGE LEARN MORE > LEARN MORE > LEARN MORE > LEARN MORE > STORIES FROM KEYSTONE Keystone Cooperative Keystone Awards $100,000 in Scholarships to High School Graduates Keystone Cooperative is proud to announce the 50 recipients of its 2026 agriculture scholarship program, awarding a total of $100,000 to outstanding high school seniors a... Jun 02, 2026 Keystone Cooperative Keystone Contributes $2,500 to Feeding America West Michigan Keystone Cooperative today announced a $2,500 donation to Feeding America West Michigan, furthering efforts to address food insecurity and support families in need across the ... May 26, 2026 Keystone Cooperative Keystone Welcomes Third SEED Class Keystone Cooperative is proud to welcome eight recent high school graduates to the SEED (Securing Experience & Employee Development) Class of 2026. May 07, 2026 Keystone Cooperative Keystone Contributes $2,500 to Shared Harvest to Support Food-Insecure Families Across Southwest Ohio Keystone today announced a $2,500 donation to Shared Harvest Foodbank, strengthening efforts to combat rising food insecurity across Southwest Ohio. Apr 27, 2026 READ MORE > Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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Keystone Cooperative Board of Directors - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ABOUT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Keystone Cooperative is divided into 5 districts. Each district has representation from 4 Keystone Board Members. Directors are elected to 4-Year terms by the shareholders in their district. The function of the board of directors is to evaluate the overall direction and strategy of the cooperative business, which has core divisions of energy, agronomy, grain and swine & animal nutrition. MEET THE DIRECTORS > BOARD OFFICERS Click the photo to learn more about each board officer. Bill Peters Chairman | District 3 Sharpsville, IN Bill Peters Chairman | District 3 Sharpsville, IN Bill and his wife, Vonda, reside in Sharpsville, Indiana. He is a proud Purdue University alum and has been farming for 36 years, working alongside his sister and son. The family raises corn, soybeans, and sweet corn, as well as leasing out two hog barns. Bill is proud to help make decisions that enhance farmer-owners' operations. He is also a deacon at Rock Prairie Baptist Church and has been involved in a number of community and industry boards. &215; Jeremy Mills Vice Chair | District 2 Indianapolis, IN Jeremy Mills Vice Chair | District 2 Indianapolis, IN Jeremy holds a degree in forestry & wildlife management from Purdue University. He's a fourth generation farmer working in partnership with his father and son in Marion, Indiana. They raise soybeans, corn, hay and cattle. Jeremy enjoys being a part of a strong and progressive agricultural cooperative. He also serves on the board for Citizens Bank in Mooresville, Indiana. &215; Mike Bell Secretary | District 4 Sullivan, IN Mike Bell Secretary | District 4 Sullivan, IN &215; Brian Presnall Asst. Secretary & Treasurer | District 3 Fairmount, IN Brian Presnall Asst. Secretary & Treasurer | District 3 Fairmount, IN Brian is a proud Purdue University alum. He and his wife, Ann, reside in Fairmount, Indiana and farm alongside Brian's father and his son. Brian enjoys his role on the board and takes pride in guiding progressive, innovative conversations in service of Keystone's farmer-owners. &215; DIRECTORS Click the photo to learn more about each director. Brian Becker District 1 | Middletown, IN Brian Becker District 1 | Middletown, IN Brian and his wife, Jenni, reside in Middletown, Indiana. They raise corn, beans, wheat, and hay, as well as running a cow-calf operation. Brian is most excited to be part of a great and growing cooperative. He is proud to represent the interests of the members in his district. &215; Bob Newhouse District 1 | Rushville, IN Bob Newhouse District 1 | Rushville, IN Bob and his wife, Lisa, reside in Greenfield, Indiana. He is a Purdue University alum, and farms 1100 acres of corn and soybeans alongside his son. Bob is proud to be a Keystone board member and appreciates the opportunity to contribute to a strong and growing cooperative. &215; Adam Schwering District 1 | Rushville, IN Adam Schwering District 1 | Rushville, IN Adam farms in northern Rush County, Indiana, working alongside his father and brother to manage more than 2,000 acres of corn and soybeans. The family also operates a wean-to-finish swine operation and installs drainage tile to improve their land and support neighboring farms. Adam earned a B.S. in Farm Management from Purdue University. Adam is active in his community, serving as a captain with the Raleigh Volunteer Fire Department and as a member of the Rush County Agricultural Association, including a term as president in 2025. &215; Tom Tucker District 1 | Fountaintown, IN Tom Tucker District 1 | Fountaintown, IN Tom and his wife, Debra, call Fountaintown, Indiana, home. He raises 1,750 acres of corn and soybeans in Hancock and Shelby Counties. Tom has been a co-op member for all his working years. He remembers seeing the co-op from a single county to what it has grown into today, and takes pride in being a part of the future for the cooperative and his fellow farmer-owners. &215; Kim Ames District 2 | Filmore, IN Kim Ames District 2 | Filmore, IN Kim and his wife, Gina, reside in Fillmore, Indiana. A proud Purdue alum with a degree in Ag Economics, Kim farms rolling and variable ground with two of his brothers and three of his nephews. They implement no-till and cover crops into their operation. Kim is proud to have been involved in the co-op for nearly 30 years, first serving as a director for Midland Co-op. He's seen phenomenal progress and growth in that time, and is honored to serve with progressive, forward-thinking producers. &215; Cory Himsel District 2 | Danville, IN Cory Himsel District 2 | Danville, IN Cory farms 4,500 acres of corn and soybeans in Danville, Indiana, alongside his brother. They also serve as contract growers for Northwind Pork (Keystone), managing 10,000 head on feed. Cory earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from Western Kentucky University. Cory is active in his community, having served on the Danville Community School Board and with the Hendricks County Pork Producers. &215; Jason Summers District 2 | North Salem, IN Jason Summers District 2 | North Salem, IN Jason and his wife, Melissa, live in North Salem, Indiana. Along with their oldest son, Wyatt, they farm 1200 acres of corn, beans, wheat and hay as well as running a cow/calf to finish operation. Jason enjoys being involved with the co-op, and believes deeply in a farmer-owned model as a trusted partner on the farm. &215; Tim Burke District 3 | Monticello, IN Tim Burke District 3 | Monticello, IN Tim is a Purdue University grad. He and his wife, Julie, call Monticello, Indiana home. He farms corn, soybeans and wheat, as well as running a hog contracting operation. Tim is proud to be part of the board of directors, as he believes the cooperative has the power to create even brighter futures for farmer-owners. &215; Chris Wiese District 3 | Reynolds, IN Chris Wiese District

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Real Estate Opportunities - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Keystone is committed to continuously reinvesting in our local facilities to better serve our customers. As part of this effort, we are strategically selling select properties to fund improvements in other key areas. This transition also creates a unique opportunity for our customers to invest in these assets and support their own future growth. Below, you'll find a list of available properties across the countryside that are now open for purchase. WOLCOTT FACILITY LEARN MORE > LOGANSPORT PROPERTY LEARN MORE > Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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Membership at Keystone Cooperative - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. MEMBERSHIP Keystone Cooperative is a member-owned and controlled operation with the unique distinction of distributing substantial annual patronage to our members. Our profits stay local, returning to Main Street not Wall Street. By making a one-time purchase of Keystone Cooperative stock, the customer immediately gains the advantages of local ownership, local representative leadership, and voting privileges. PATRONAGE OVERVIEW As part of Keystone Cooperative mission, we return patronage to our member-owners. Patronage represents the return of profits to member-owners after all financial and business obligations are met. Patronage is decided by the Board of Directors and distributed in two forms: CASH: Member-owners receive a check annually amounting to a cash percentage of the year's patronage. EQUITY: Member-owners receive equity which is the promise of a payment in the future. By deferring immediate redemption, they understand that the co-op uses these funds to invest in people, assets, and more. Equity has value and is ultimately returned as member owners reach redemption age. BECOME A MEMBER Who is eligible : Any person, partnership, corporation, or association who or which is a producer of agricultural products, or who or which by virtue of being a landlord or tenant, shares or has an interest in the production of agricultural products. Cost: One-time $5 purchase of one share of Keystone stock All member applications are subject to board approval. APPLY NOW > Benefits Cash and equity credits Eligible to run for Keystone Board of Directors Participate in important business meetings and exercise your right to vote Eligible to qualify for trips, rewards, and member conferences Keystone Member Services portfolio MEMBER SERVICES PORTFOLIO > Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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Keystone Cooperative's Leadership Team - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM Scott Logue President & CEO Scott Logue President & CEO With more than 26 years in agriculture, Scott serves as the President & CEO at Keystone Cooperative. Scott is a Ball State graduate. A member of Clayton Christian Church, volunteer with the Ball State University Entrepreneurship Center, and board member for the Indiana FFA Foundation, Scott has spent most of his free time over the past 15 years traveling to state and national swine shows. Scott has been married to his wife, Daisy, for 26 years and have two adults sons, both pursuing careers in the agriculture industry. &215; Doug Brunt Senior Vice President of Strategy Doug Brunt Senior Vice President of Strategy Doug grew up on a family farm and attended Purdue University. He's worked in the cooperative system ever since, most recently bringing his 30+ years of experience to Keystone Cooperative as Senior Vice President of Strategy. Doug and his wife Mary Jo, have been married for 36 years and have adult sons. Their family is very active in the Indiana livestock Industry. &215; Rodney Graham Senior Vice President & CFO Rodney Graham Senior Vice President & CFO With previous experience as a Controller, CFO and CEO in agriculture and logistics, Rodney is the Senior VP of Accounting, IT & Credit at Keystone Cooperative. He holds a bachelor's degree from Franklin College and an MBA from Ashland University. Rodney and his wife Amy have 4 adult children. Rodney also served as a board member of the Indiana Blind Children's Foundation. &215; Amy Kinsler Senior Vice President HR & Marketing Amy Kinsler Senior Vice President HR & Marketing Amy joined the cooperative in 2013 as Crop Protection and Seed Business Manager, transitioning to her current role as Senior Vice President of HR & Marketing after 7 years. She holds MS and BS degrees from Purdue. Amy has previously worked in crop protection sales at Bayer, and as an extension educator. She is married to a fourth-generation farmer, raising their three children on the farm. &215; Elizabeth South Senior Vice President & General Counsel Elizabeth South Senior Vice President & General Counsel Elizabeth has led the legal department at Keystone Cooperative for 15 years and the Safety & Risk Team for the last 4 years as Senior Vice President and General Counsel. She holds a bachelor's degree from Purdue University, a JD degree from the Indiana University McKinney School of Law and a Masters of Law degree from the Michigan State University College of Law. Elizabeth is in her 29 th year as a practicing attorney with a background in insurance and business law, litigation, and M&A activity. Elizabeth and her husband, Joe have been married for thirty-three years and enjoy spending time together with their three adult children. &215; Eric Adair Senior Vice President of Energy Eric Adair Senior Vice President of Energy Eric brings 12 years of experience as an energy leader in the cooperative system to his role of Senior Vice President of Energy at Keystone Cooperative. He is a Purdue University alum. Eric and his wife, Leslie, have been married for 27 years and have three adult children. In his free time, Eric enjoys family trips and spending time at the lake. &215; Doug Whicker Senior Vice President of Agronomy Doug Whicker Senior Vice President of Agronomy In his 29 years with the cooperative system, Doug has worked as an applicator, a sales rep, a location manager and regional manager before taking on his current role as Senior VP of Agronomy for Keystone Cooperative. He is an Elder at West Bridge church, active with 4-H dairy project and serves on the Agricultural Retailers Association board of directors. Doug and his wife, Abby, have been married for 25 years and have three children. Outside of work, you'll find enjoying his time with his family working with their cow-calf herd and farm. &215; Nathan Hedden Senior Vice President of Feed, Livestock & Grain Nathan Hedden Senior Vice President of Feed, Livestock & Grain &215; Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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Scholarship Program - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. GREGG ALEXANDER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In August 2022, our cooperative lost a deeply respected board member, farmer, and friend , Gregg Alexander. A lifelong advocate for agriculture and rural communities, Gregg's legacy continues to inspire through the Gregg Alexander Memorial Scholarship, created by his family to honor his passion and service. The Gregg Alexander Memorial Scholarship stands as a testament to a life well-lived and a future worth investing in. It's more than financial support , it's a continuation of Gregg's belief in the power of community, education, and agriculture. Because of Gregg's deep commitment to agriculture and the place he called home, recipients of this $2,000 scholarship must meet the following criteria: Be enrolled in Purdue University's College of Agriculture Be classified as a senior at the University First Preference is then given to students who have graduated from Tipton, Tri-Central, or Clinton Central High Schools Second preference is then given to students who are residents of Clinton or Tipton Counties Two $2,000 scholarships will be awarded in 2025. The deadline to apply is November 1, 2025. The winner will be announced in December 2025. APPLY NOW > Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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Scholarship Program - Keystone Cooperative Search for: Minimum 3 character allowed. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 2026 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM We believe the youth in our communities are dedicated, passionate, and instrumental in shaping the future of the agriculture industry. Our Scholarship Program is designed to benefit college-bound high school seniors who are the children and grandchildren of our local cooperative members and who intend to study agriculture. We award 50 one-time scholarships of $2,000 each to students who meet our qualifications. Awards are announced in May and June at the schools. DEADLINE TO APPLY: MARCH 1, 2026 APPLICATION QUALIFICATIONS Must be a high school senior planning to graduate in spring 2026 Must have a parent or grandparent who is a member of Keystone Cooperative. You must have membership ID number available to complete this application. Not sure of the membership ID number? Call 800 525-0272. Must be planning to enter the agriculture field Must complete application in its entirety and upload a copy of current transcript. DEADLINE TO APPLY: MARCH 1, 2026 APPLY NOW > GREGG ALEXANDER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In August 2022, our cooperative lost a deeply respected board member, farmer, and friend , Gregg Alexander. A lifelong advocate for agriculture and rural communities, Gregg's legacy continues to inspire through the Gregg Alexander Memorial Scholarship, created by his family to honor his passion and service. LEARN MORE > Keystone Cooperative 770 North High School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214 P: 800 525-0272 About Careers Contact News Locations Shop Customer Login Privacy & Terms of Service | Site Map © 2026 Keystone Cooperative. All rights reserved

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