Our Members

CALIFORNIA

Information on the several classes of beans produced in California can be obtained from the California Bean Shippers Association and the California Dry Bean Advisory Board. The California Dry Bean Advisory Board was organized in 1970, in part, to initiate various promotional programs for California bean products. The California Bean Shippers Association was organized to facilitate communication between the trade and domestic and international buyers of California-grown beans.

California Bean Shippers Association
Larry Kubo

Rhodes Stockton Bean Coop
PO Box 338, Tracy, CA 95378
O: 209-835-1284
M: 209-988-2301
[email protected]

Denise Dollins
Tarke Bean, LLC
12820 South Butte Rd., Meridian, CA 95957
O: 530-696-0140
M: 530-632-1051
[email protected]

Jane Townsend – Executive Director
1521 I Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
O: 916-206-7186
[email protected]

Website: www.calbeanshippers.org
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California Dry Bean Advisory Board – www.calbeans.org
Martin Squires
M: 209-652-6997
[email protected]

Nathan Sano – Executive Director
531-D North Alta Ave, Dinuba, CA 93618
O: 559-591-4866
M: 559-393-3222
[email protected]


IDAHO

Idaho dry bean interests are represented by the Idaho Bean Dealers Association, organized in 1933, which was created in 1957 by an act of the Idaho Legislature for the purpose of assisting the industry in the areas of research, seed production and the marketing and promotion of beans. For further information on Idaho bean products, contact either of these organizations:

Idaho Bean Dealers Association
Neil Durrant
Big D Ranch, Idaho
M: 218-941-3239
[email protected]

Craig Kelley
Trinidad Benham Corp.
347 South Park Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho 83301
O: 208-733-3110
M: 208-308-1577
[email protected]

Jilaine Brown – Executive Director
P. O. Box 308, Hanson, ID 83833
O: 208-544-0337
[email protected]


MICHIGAN

The Michigan Bean Commission is comprised of producers and one shipper representative appointed by the Governor with principal functions of directing market development, promotion and production research for Michigan beans. For further information on the eleven classes of beans produced in Michigan, contact:

Michigan Bean Commission
Steve Ewald
[email protected]

Ted Bauer
[email protected]

Joe Cramer – Executive Director
516 South Main Street, Suite D, Frankenmuth, MI. 48734
O: 989-262-8550
M: 989-860-5423
Email: [email protected]

Website: www.michiganbean.org

Michigan Bean Shippers
Matt Stowawy

Steele and Company
O: 989-239-0067
Email: [email protected]

Chuck Lippstreu
Email: [email protected]


ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION

Since 1916, bean producers and shippers in Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Texas, Utah and Wyoming have promoted the high quality of their bean production through the Rocky Mountain Bean Dealers Association. Comprising the largest production region in the United States for Pinto and Great Northern Beans, the RMBDA participates in a quality grading system which meets or exceeds the U.S. government standards. Bean producers in the states of Colorado and Nebraska have joined together to promote their beans and to invest in research to improve the quality and cost efficiency of their production.

Colorado Dry Bean Administrative Committee
Robert Schork
31221 Northwoods,
Buena Vista, CO 81211
Tel: 800-318-8049 . Fax: 888-841-1243
Email: [email protected]

Jay Ewald
Northern Feed & Bean Company
33278 Highway 85
Lucerne, CO 80646
Tel: (970) 352-7875
[email protected]

Nebraska Dry Bean Commission – www.nebraskadrybean.com
Courtney Schuler
M: (308) 225-1775
[email protected]

Lynn Reuter – Executive Director
4502 Avenue I
Scottsbluff, NE 69361
Tel: (308) 632-1258
[email protected]

Rocky Mountain Bean Dealers Association
Dave Weber
New Alliance
O: 308-762-8014
M: 308-760-4941
[email protected]

Chelsea Thomas – Executive Director
PO Box 2373, Loveland CO 80539
M: 970-402-7152
[email protected]

Wyoming Bean Commission
Beau Fulton

[email protected]

Jeff Chapman
Manderson, WY
307-568-9344
[email protected]


WASHINGTON

Washington state bean interests are represented by the Washington Bean Dealers Association. For further information on Washington bean products, contact the following organization:

Washington Bean Dealers Association
Chris Guess
[email protected]


CORPORATE MEMBERS

Bush Brothers & Company – www.bushbeans.com
Robert Loggins
1016 East Weisgarber Road, Knoxville, TN 37909
[email protected]

Todd Schultz
1016 East Weisgarber Road, Knoxville, TN 34909
O: 865-909-8689
[email protected]

Farmer Bean & Seed LLC
Russ Kehl
PO Box 455 / 30 A Street NW, Quincy, WA 98848
O: 509-787-3066
M: 509-398-4576
[email protected]

Lauren Kehl
PO Box 455 / 30 A Street NW, Quincy, WA 98848
O: 509-787-3066
M: 509-398-4576
[email protected]

Kelley Bean Co., Inc. – www.kelleybean.com
Deon Maasjo

524 S 7th Street, Oakes, ND 58474
O: 701-742-3219
M: 701-678-4384
[email protected]

Kevin Kelley
2407 Circle Drive, Scottsbluff, NE 69361
O: 308-635-7912
[email protected]

Trinidad Benham Corp. – www.trinidadbenham.com
Sheldon Bancroft
3650 S Yosemite, Suite 300, PO Box 378007, Denver, CO 80237
O: 303-773-4978
[email protected]

Lesa White
3650 S Yosemite, Suite 300, PO Box 378007, Denver, CO 80237
O: 303-773-4978
[email protected]

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

Bonanza Bean
Andy Hacker

PO Box 164, Morris, MN 56267
O: 320-585-2326
M: 320-287-0910
[email protected]

Echo Hacker
PO Box 164, Morris, MN 56267
O: 320-585-2326
M: 320-287-0910
[email protected]

Columbia Grain International
Matt Searcy

300 SW 5th Avenue, 29th Floor, Portland, OR 97201
O: 503-224-8624
[email protected]

Carey Williams
300 SW 5th Avenue, 29th Floor, Portland, OR 97201
O: 503-224-8624
[email protected]

Mountain High Organics
Joanne Fellin

9 S Main St, New Milford CT 06776
O: 860-210-7805
[email protected]