Magazine > Feb/March 2016
Feb/March 2016 Articles

Tackle the Big, Hard Stuff, Not the Easy Little Stuff
How to leave your comfort zone and utilize your team to achieve ideal results
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Combustible Dust: Now a Labeled Hazard
New Hazard Communication Standard rules align the United States with the rest of the world
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Handle with Care
Allow Feed & Grain to guide you through handling grain and employees
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Issues and Trends for Food and Agriculture 2016
U.S.-Cuba relations, TPP approval and GMO labelling are set to take center stage this year
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Five Key Tactics for Keeping Employees Safe
Follow these steps to create a culture of safety in the workplace
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The Fight for Renewable Fuel Standard Levels
In May 2015 the EPA proposed lower RFS volumes and the industry stood up and fought back
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How to Manage Generational Differences in the Workplace
Millennials are always on their phones and never pay attention. Baby boomers don’t know how to adapt to new technology. Sound familiar? Generational tension and lack of understanding can cause phrases like these to float around the workplace.
For the first time, four different generations are working together side-by-side. Supervisors are managing people with an age difference ranging up to 40 years.
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Thriving in the Midstream
Survival of independent grain operations depends on long-term strategy.
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Strategies for Enhancing Your Business Online
Building a brand on social media is vital to being a successful competitor
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Non-Tariff Trade Barriers an Unfortunate Growing Pain in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia will have to embrace genuine trade liberalization, in all aspects — sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) measures and import authorizations, in addition to tariff removals — if it wishes to see its full potential for food security and economic prosperity. Currently, non-tariff trade barriers (NTTBs) are becoming the norm, as nations are willing to liberalize on paper, but not on the ground.
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Double Upgrade Exceeds Expectations
CHS Larsen Cooperative in central Wisconsin smashes volume records with two terminal expansions to meet customers’ needs
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