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Grain Supply Chain

Armada of Barges Cleared for Mississippi

Logistics nightmare with dozens of towboats, hundreds of delayed barges trying to maneuver upriver

Brand Insights

Setting the Agricultural Industry in Motion

SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.

Learn about the more commonly used drive solutions from SEW-EURODRIVE for the agriculture industry that help keep the most demanding processes up and running without missing a beat.

Legislative News

Barge Traffic Resumes on Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers

No lock closures on the Upper Mississippi River or the Illinois River

Transportation

FRA Announces More Than $326 Million in Grants to Support Railroad Infrastructure

Grants fund 45 projects in 29 states

Transportation

Tensions Run High Over Cargill Rail Yard in Iowa

Proposal would store up to 200 rail cars for its nearby corn milling plant

Grain Supply Chain

Port of New Orleans Closes Briefly due to Hurricane Barry

Number of grain barges being unloaded has been low for most of this summer

Grain Supply Chain

Trade Tensions Impacting Railroad Business

Union Pacific CEO: Industry feeling heat from U.S. trade tensions

Logistics

Arctic Port Set for First Grain Shipments Since 2015

Canada's Port of Churchill will ship durum, wheat, canola, lentil & pea crops

Grain Supply Chain

Ongoing Highwater Still Disrupting Barge Traffic

Ohio River is experiencing highwater; Arkansas River still impacted by flooding

Grain Supply Chain

Diesel Fuel Prices Lower as Crude Oil Prices Soften

Prices have fallen nearly 13 cents/gallon since mid-May

Transportation

Kason Offers QUICK-SHIP Program

Certain models of screeners now available for shipment in 5 to 7 business days

Legislative News

NGFA Presents Ag Perspectives at Rail Shippers' Roundtable

National Grain and Feed Association believes rail industry is at a "tipping point"

Grain Supply Chain

Mid-Mississippi Barge Rates Exceed Twin Cities Rates

Rate has increased by 14% compared to last week

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