Central Valley Ag announced a strategic investment in its Daykin, Nebraska feed mill Tuesday, expanding operations to support the region’s evolving protein production needs.
Expansion details
The project includes enhanced pelleting capabilities, additional ingredient storage, improved loadout capacity and natural gas service installation. Construction is scheduled for completion in May 2027.
These improvements will increase operational efficiency, improve throughput and strengthen CVA’s ability to meet growing market demand across its trade territory.
Strategic vision
“This investment reflects our commitment to growing alongside our customers and the broader protein production industry,” said Doug Rowse, senior vice president of feed at Central Valley Ag. “As production continues to evolve, we’re focused on making strategic improvements that enhance efficiency, expand capacity, and position CVA to capture future opportunities.”
The cooperative currently serves livestock and poultry producers throughout its service area, delivering feed solutions focused on consistency and quality.
Industry impact
The Daykin expansion will strengthen CVA’s feed manufacturing and pelleting capabilities while improving overall operational efficiency at the facility.
“This project reinforces CVA’s long-term focus on supporting producers, adapting to market challenges, and investing in infrastructure that enables sustainable growth,” Rowse said.
The investment positions the cooperative to respond to changing market conditions and production requirements in the protein industry.
