Transportation: Page 61

Transportation

China Swine Fever Outbreak Curbs Soybean Imports

Outbreak makes it easier for buyers to keep shunning U.S. cargoes

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 Supply Chain

Impact of Infrastructure & Transportation Costs on Soybeans

A deeper-draft lower Mississippi River will save $5 per metric ton in ocean freight

Transportation

Viterra to Expand Canadian Grain Terminals

Investments will result in increased rail capacity, expansion of storage capacity

Grain Supply Chain

Soybean Landed Costs to China Decrease from U.S. and Brazil

Combination of lower transportation costs, farm values from previous quarter causes decrease

Transportation

MARS Winter Meeting Scheduled for January

“A New Age of Rail Operations” is the theme

Grain Supply Chain

Record Mark for CP Grain as New Train Debuts

Canadian Pacific moved more than 17,150 carloads to the Asian export gateway

Grain Supply Chain

Grain Ship Caught in Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russian spot-checks hold up wheat deliveries at the Kerch Strait

Grain Supply Chain

CP Rail Unveils High-Efficiency Trains

New HEP cars can move approximately 44% more grain

Grain Elevators

Washington Port Eyes Grain Storage & Transload Facility

Facility would be designed for farmers to ship specialty grains

Grain Supply Chain

Iowa to Get $15.6M Railroad Facility

Railport will enable materials to be transferred from semitrailers to trains

Transportation

Heading into Winter, Minor Grain Barge Traffic Delays Reported

Ohio and Lower Mississippi Rivers are experiencing high water levels

Animal Feed Manufacturing

Butterball Feed Mill Going Up in Arkansas

Site was chosen because of solid road transportation and access to rail

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