Temco Grain Terminal Expansion on Track For Fall Completion
Expansion aims to modernize a 1960s-era facility and double its capacity
[Read More]AFIA Honors Ruminant and Non-ruminant Experts with Annual Awards
Ermias Kebreab and Gerald Shurson were honored for their professional achievements
[Read More]Mississippi River Reopens After Barge Accident
Barges broke free from their tow and became stuck under a bridge
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Ethanol, Rail Industries Welcome DOT Proposal on Railcar Safety
Renewable Fuels Association Urged the government to distinguish between the safety records of ethanol and crude oil
[Read More]Westfield Launches Award Winning Innovative Drive Over Hopper
One the prestigious Innovations Award at the Canada’s Farm Progress Show
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Odle Receives New Frontiers in Animal Nutrition Award
The award is sponsored by the American Feed Industry Association and the Federation of Animal Science Societies
[Read More]String of Reportable Sales This Morning
The grain markets moved a couple cents higher in the overnight after trading down for the better part of yesterday. September corn is up 1 ¼ cents. September wheat is up 4 ½ cents and august soybeans is up 14 cents on the day. Crop conditions were released yesterday after the market closed, showing...
[Read More]Volatile Day for Soybeans
[Read More]Grains Traded Higher Across the Board
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Neogen’s July 21 Mycotoxin Report
Midwest benefited from last week's weather
[Read More]Soybeans Impulse Through Lows
[Read More]Grains Gap Lower in the Overnight Session
This morning all the grains are trading lower as ideal weather during pollination weighs heavily on the market. September corn is trading down 6 cents, September wheat is down 3 ¾ cents and August soybeans is trading 4 ¾ cents lower. This afternoon’s crop progress report should show unchanged conditions ratings and nearly 50% of the corn and soybean crop entering the reproductive phases. Weather looks to remain very favorable for the remainder of the week with NOAA and private analysts both...
[Read More]Magazine, June/July 2014
A Plan with a Purpose
A three-phase design plan modernized a northern Indiana feed mill to meet the region’s demand growth for the ‘next 20 years.’
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The 2014 U.S. Average Soybean Yield: Headed for a New Record?
Like corn, high soybean yield expectations this year are based on generally favorable growing conditions to date and on the high percentage of the crop rated in good or excellent condition.
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How Burdensome Are Corn Supplies?
A second consecutive large crop would lead to a further build-up in stocks of corn by the end of the 2014-15 marketing year
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The 2014 U.S. Average Corn Yield: Big or Really Big?
High yield expectations are based on generally favorable growing conditions to date and on the high percentage of the crop rated in good or excellent condition
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Kalmbach Feeds Counts on VMSAC Piston Vibrators to Free Up Product Flow and Reduce Bin Damage
Home to a wealth of animal feed processing equipment, including a network of hopper bins holding up to 40 tons each of granular feed
[Read More]Competing Water Uses in the West
As water becomes scarcer, the ability of Western states’ water policies to accurately reflect public interest, or adapt to changing public interests, will be tested. The current demand for water to support the oil and gas boom provides an example of this challenge.
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