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| Proceeds from legal settlements are subject to 1099. That is what the syngenta payment was. Payments for products (i.e. grain sales) are not subject to 1099s. However co-ops are subject to reporting your grain sales on 1099 because it is still considered a "distribution" from the co-op. This gets reported as a "per unit retain".
ADM does not have to send them. ADM is a private company, not a co-op. Co-ops do have to send them, whether you get one for your grain sales (per unit retains) depends on how the co-op is structured. If the co-op is directly your grain buyer yes you will get a 1099-PATR with your grain sales listed as per unit retains along with your dividend distribution and any section 199a deduction if applicable. Some co-ops have a different entity actually buying and merchandising the grain, so in those cases you will not get a 1099-patr with your per unit retains. In those cases though you still get a 1099-PATR or substitute document from the actual co-op that reports your dividend distribution.
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Large companies like ADM not sending 1099 forms for income
