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Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

Canada invests $26.3 million in ADM's grain terminal

The project encompasses upgrades to grain drying, expanded storage, enhanced conveyor loading and an automated truck kiosk.

Brand Insights

4 steps for effective post-pelleting liquid application

APEC USA

Post-pelleting liquid application can make it easier to add many essential ingredients to animal feed, including essential enzymes, vitamins and minerals. However, accurate, uniform coating can be a challenge.

Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon concludes infrastructure overhaul

The $1.2 million upgrade represents the most significant annual capital investment at the port since 2020.

Biotech Crops

Corns' new genetic vulnerability to Tolpyralate

The Agricultural Research Service uncovers a previously unknown genetic vulnerability in 49 varieties of corn, exposing them to the herbicide tolpyralate.

Grain Handling & Processing

Benson Hill achieves breakthrough with soybean varieties

New ultra high protein soybean varieties achieved a 45% yield drag reduction.

Grain Handling & Processing

Grain elevator society fundraiser canceled due to theft

Cables worth $4,000 to $5,000 were stolen, depriving the Canadian Grain Elevator Discovery Centre Society of their iconic light display.

Grain Facility Management

USGC and Illinois Corn Marketing Board transforming grain storage in Mexico

Strategic training initiatives and bin monitoring empowers facilities to preserve grain quality, reduce financial losses and ensure nutritional value.

Grain Facility Management

H-2A program bridges the labor gap in American agriculture

Program assists US companies that cannot find domestic labor for temporary agricultural work.

Grain Facility Management

New research hunting for the secrets to reducing grain spoilage

Dr. Digvir Jayas is using synchrotron technology to test the spoil rate of various types of wheat.

Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

ALCIVIA breaks ground on grain terminal in Hager City, Wisconsin

The new rail loading grain terminal to enhance market access and utility for producers in west central Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota.

Mycotoxin Management

Scientists discover 33 new species of toxin-producing fungi

New species were identified in the genus Fusarium, which produces harmful mycotoxins.

Worker Safety

OSHA fines Littlejohn Grain $115K after worker's amputation

Twice in less than six months, Littlejohn Grain employees at its Westfield, Illinois, facility were endangered, with one suffering a partial leg amputation in July.

Company News

CHS elects board members, passes bylaw amendments

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