Heritage Cooperative, Delaware, OH, will begin construction of two new grain silos providing an additional 1.7 million bushels of grain storage at the Marysville, OH, Ag Campus, reports Ohio's Country Journal.
The $5 million project will consist of building two grain storage bins on the north side of the property, increasing the grain storage capacity to just under 5 million bushels.
This additional storage will benefit Heritage growers in the Marysville area as well as those growers in Kenton, Urbana, Upper Sandusky, and other locations on the western side of Ohio.
Access to grain storage becomes much more available for growers when stored grain is shipped to Marysville freeing up space needed in other areas.
Elevator Services and Storage, Inc., is constructing the project.
About Heritage Cooperative
With headquarters in Delaware, OH, Heritage Cooperative employs 500 plus employees and serves customers in seven states. It offers four main operating divisions: grain, agronomy, energy and feed and retail.
