GSI Grain Company

Our goal is to build long-lasting partnerships with the farmers who sell us their grain. GSI Grain Company has a goal to keep local grain local, and obtain the best grain possible to produce high quality feed.

GSI Grain Company

100 N. Ray Street

Baltic, OH 43804

3200 McCloskey Road

New Waterford, Ohio 44445

100 N. Ray Street

Baltic, OH 43804

3200 McCloskey Road

New Waterford, Ohio 44445

GSI Grain Company Bios

Brooks Numbers - Purchasing Management

Brooks has been with Gerber & Sons, Inc. for 11 years. He is part of the Management Team. His position includes purchasing of bulk commodities, grain, bagged ingredients and grain accounting. Previous positions include receiving, accounts payable and payroll.

Brooks is a graduate of Garaway High School and Kent State University.

He and his wife Jessica have been married for 20 years. They have three children; Brooklyn, Lofton and Lucy. In Brooks spare time he is usually found at a sporting event. Brooks also is the Garaway High School Girls Varsity Basketball Coach.

Marvin Mast - Grain & Ingredient Purchasing

Marvin has been with Gerber & Sons, Inc. for 56 years. He is a 56 year employee with the company and has worked all positions in the mill. He is instrumental in all purchasing aspects, inventory and over all general knowledge of the production process.

Marvin has seven children, thirty two grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. He and Betty have been married for 51 years. His hobbies include making clothes dryers.

If you have questions regarding grain, contact Marvin at: 330-897-6011 Ext. 123 or marvin_mast@gerberandsons.com.

Ethan Miller - Purchasing Assistant

Ethan represents the sixth generation of the Gerber family to be involved with the business and has been with Gerber and Sons since June 2024. He assists Brooks and Marvin in multiple aspects including purchasing bagged ingredients, and grain accounting. He received his BA in History with Business Management and Marketing minors from Muskingum University and was a four-year letter winner for the Fighting Muskies men’s golf team. In his spare time, he enjoys golfing and anything cooking or baking related.

Storage Rates and Delayed Price

Effective October 1st, 2023

Soybean Delayed Price Rate

5 cents per bushel per month pro-rated on a daily basis (.00167 per day) from date of delivery until priced or September 30, 2024. Any soybeans sold within 10 calendar days of delivery will have Delayed Price charges waived.

Corn Delayed Price Rates

5 cents per bushel per month pro-rated on a daily basis (.00167 per day) from date of delivery until priced or September 30, 2024. Any corn sold within 10 calendar days of delivery will have Delayed Price charges waived.

All drying charges and grade discounts will be deducted when the grain is priced.
Delayed Price grain cannot be used to fill forward contacts or transferred to Grain Bank.
Delayed Price agreements must be on file within 10 calendar days of delivery.

Corn and Soybean Regular Storage Rates

8 cents minimum Storage charge and 5 cents per bushel per month pro-rated on a daily basis (.00167 per day per bushel) from date of delivery until priced or September 30, 2024. Any Corn or Soybeans sold within 10 calendar days of delivery will have the Storage charges waived.

Corn Grain Bank Storage

6 cents per month, pro-rated on a daily basis (.0020 per day per bushel) on grain bank balance remaining at harvest 2024. Delayed price charges will apply if grain bank is sold or grain is taken out of grain bank to used for anything other than manufactured feed. Grain bank is available to feed customers for the purpose of feeding livestock.

Grain placed on Grain Bank Storage and later sold will revert back to the Delayed Price rate the day delivered. Grain placed on Grain Bank and later loaded out (not sold to Gerber and Sons) will be subject to an 8-cent receiving and 8 cent load out charge per bushel.