Sam Skemp General Manager Frontier FS Retail Division of GROWMARK.

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Sam Skemp General Manager Frontier FS Retail Division of GROWMARK

Frontier FS Overview Sales over $200 million Energy  17 million gallons liquid fuels  12 million gallons Liquid Propane Feed  $12 million in sales

Frontier Overview (continued) Agronomy  112,000 ton of Fertilizer  $11 million crop protection  60,000 bags of seed corn  70,000 bags of soybeans  $2 million of turf products

Frontier FS Overview (continued) Grain $30 million in sales Employees – 185 / 300 We operate in 17 counties with 18 locations Jefferson Wisconsin – main office

Consolidation & Acquisitions 2001 – Danco Prairie FS Cooperative purchased Agri-Tech FS 2003 – Jefferson County Farmco & Danco Prairie FS Cooperative consolidated to form Frontier FS Cooperative 2004 – Frontier FS purchased FS Cooperative 2005 – Frontier FS purchased Klink Oil and Simonson Oil companies

Consolidations & Acquisitions (continued) 2008 – Frontier FS purchased Abby Gas & Winch LP 2009 – Frontier FS purchased Countrywide Propane 2009 – GROWMARK purchased Sem-Fuels & split between Frontier FS & Servco FS 2010 – Frontier FS merged into GROWMARK as a Retail Division

Consolidation & Acquisitions (continued) 2011 – Frontier purchased Auburndale Oil & Propane Currently an accepted offer in place on an Liquid Propane company (2.5 million gallons) Placing an offer on another Liquid Propane company

Board Planning Two day session off site – Annual planning review Where do we want to be:  5 years / 10 years /20 years Revolving old stock Building retained earnings Good equipment and modern facilities

Board Planning (continued) Review of all current locations  P & L by location  Determine which ones are profitable  Can we get the non-profitable ones in the black Look at all opportunities – other cooperatives & private business Coordinates with lenders as Frontier grows Implementation – now we have to make it work

Frontier FS Retail Division of GROWMARK What were the challenges? What are the advantages?

Retail Division Challenges Board Support Getting the staff’s support Policies / Compliance Paperwork Learning Curve

Retail Division Advantages Stronger balance sheet Access to capital Lower interest rates Opportunities for larger acquisitions Revolved old stock ($6.2 million)

Retail Division Advantages (continued) New patronage paid out in higher cash/stock ratio Still have an elected Board of Directors / Customers still have representation Better employee benefits – Insurance – Pension – Etc. Attract higher quality employees

Summary Stronger company for both customers and employees Positioned ourselves for the future

Thank you