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Grain Supply Chain

Minister tours Ontario farms, announces funding

MacDonald announced over $1 billion in new agriculture funding while visiting farms, processors and industry leaders across southern Ontario this week.

Brand Insights

Thermal Performance and Gearbox Selection for Grain Handling Applications

SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.

SEW-EURODRIVE’s Austin Burdette discusses heat challenges in grain handling gearboxes and how proper thermal management can reduce downtime and extend equipment life. 

Business & Markets

K-State opens largest ag building in history

The $130 million Western Star Global Grain and Food Center connects research, education and industry in a 178,000-square-foot facility.

Business & Markets

Feedlot placements hit 30-year low

Despite steady inventory, August saw the fewest cattle placed in feedlots since tracking began in 1996.

Company News

LDC reports first-half 2026 results

The global agricultural merchant posts $1.2 billion in operating results amid volatile market conditions.

Commodities

Corn rail tariff rates see modest changes for 2026/27

Railroads adjust pricing amid expected smaller corn crop and steady demand.

Company News

Kalmbach Feeds donates to veteran's organization

Feed company’s summer campaign supports military veterans transitioning to agriculture.

Association News

Ridley Feed Ingredients wins 2026 Feed Facility award

Illinois plant recognized for safety culture and operational excellence.

Animal Feed Manufacturing

FEFAC: Multiple factors converging to squeeze EU feed chain simultaneously

The European Feed Manufacturers’ Federation (FEFAC) has published its 4th update on the feed supply chain disruption risk and economic impact of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) on soy supplies for animal feed in 2027.

Association News

NGFA CEC 2026 tackles grain markets, policy and trade

Grain and feed professionals will gather in St. Louis for industry insights and networking.

Business & Markets

Iowa suspends truck weight limits for harvest

Governor Reynolds’ order allows heavier agricultural loads through Oct. 10 to speed grain collection.

Business & Markets

Patchy rains bring mixed drought relief

Heavy downpours improved conditions in parts of the Midwest and High Plains, but dry stretches expanded trouble zones elsewhere.

Business & Markets

US corn production forecast drops on yields

The USDA cut its forecast for the 2026 U.S. corn harvest by 213 million bushels as yield expectations fell across major growing regions hit by drought and extreme heat.

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