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Grain Handling & Processing

Export Hopes Push Grain Futures Higher

China is preparing to buy more than 30M tonnes of crops for state stockpiles

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. 

Grain Handling & Processing

Russia Cuts Off Wheat, Other Grain Exports

Cut-off affects shipments of wheat, corn, rye, barley and meslin

Grain Milling

Grain Craft to Close Ohio Flour Mill

Cleveland mill primarily grinds hard winter and spring wheat

Grain Handling & Processing

China Buying More U.S. Beef, Soybeans

Demonstrates importers are successfully getting exemptions to country’s tariffs

Grain Handling & Processing

Spoiling Rice Shows Perils of Protectionism

In Vietnam, some 300,000 tons of rice are stuck at ports nationwide

Grain Handling & Processing

Slaughterhouse Bottleneck Creates Grief for Livestock, Grain Farmers

Corn and soybean growers are already reeling from sharp loss in ethanol demand

Grain Handling & Processing

Corn Flat as USDA Planting Report Weighs on Market

North American farmers have rapidly advanced sowing

Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

Vortex Assists Healthcare Workers in COVID-19 Fight

Vortex designed and produced cleanable, and reusable, face shields for local Salina, KS, hospital

Grain Handling & Processing

South Dakota Ethanol Co-op Keeps Grinding

With demand lacking, Glacial Lakes Ethanol in Watertown is still open for business

Grain Handling & Processing

Markets for Corn Evaporate During Pandemic

More than two-thirds of corn grown in U.S. goes to feed livestock or make ethanol

Grain Handling & Processing

GEAPS/K-State Offers Online Courses in May

Courses will focus on Grain Quality Management, Preventing Dust Explosions

Grain Handling & Processing

Big Week for Planting in Top States Bodes Well for U.S. Crops

Farmers had planted 27% of corn crop by Sunday, up 20 points on the week

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