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Hillsdale Elevator Company acquires eight grain facilities in Illinois

With this acquisition, Hillsdale more than doubles its storage capacity and preserves vital agricultural infrastructure.

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WGIL's Jay Redfern has reported that Hillsdale Elevator Company has acquired eight grain storage and processing facilities from Viterra USA, safeguarding services for farmers in west central Illinois. The facilities, previously slated for closure, include locations in Galesburg, Abingdon, and six other communities.

This expansion, completed on August 23, more than doubles Hillsdale's storage capacity and preserves essential agricultural infrastructure in the region. Doug DeBuysere, general manager of Hillsdale, highlighted the urgency of the acquisition, noting the community's relief at maintaining these critical services.

Founded in 1921 and based northeast of the Quad Cities, Hillsdale is recognized for modernizing and optimizing its operations. The company offers comprehensive services for local farmers, including grain sales, storage and drying.

DeBuysere explained that Hillsdale aims to fully enhance these facilities within three to five years, ensuring efficient service to meet the needs of the farming community.

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