Grain Supply Chain: Page 220

Grain Supply Chain

Grain Inspections Down, but Sizeable Wheat Inspections

Total inspections of grain for export reached 2.24 MMT

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.

Grain Supply Chain

Navigation Conditions Continue to Challenge Barge Shippers

Highwater and fog has disrupted barge operations on Mississippi River last several weeks

Grain Supply Chain

BNSF Testing Double-Length Grain Trains

Company is experimenting with combining two empty unit grain trains into one

Grain Supply Chain

Agronomist Forecasts Lower Corn, Soybean Prices

Blames soybean glut, ever increasing yields, and continuing trade war with China

Safety

Mississippi River Closed Near Baton Rouge After Towboat Sinks

Coast Guard declined to project how long the river would remain closed

Logistics

Barge Restrictions Mean Shipping Complications on Mississippi River

Also means lower grain prices for farmers — and snow's still melting

Grain Supply Chain

Pacific Northwest Grain Inspections Rebound

PNW grain inspections jumped 161% from previous week

Grain Supply Chain

China Absorbs More than 90% of Russian Soybean Exports

Total 2018/19 soybean exports from Russia may reach 1 MMT

Grain Supply Chain

Army Corps Plans Lock and Dam Closures in 2020

Much of the Illinois River system will be shut down

Animal Feed Manufacturing

AFS May Shift Chinese Soy Demand for Years

African Swine Fever outbreak may have helped country avoid U.S. soybeans

Grain Supply Chain

Flooding Shutters Barge Traffic on Missouri River

U.S. Coast Guard closed section extending from Omaha, NE, to Kansas City, MO

Grain Supply Chain

Flooding Causes Roadblocks for Missouri Grain

Effects will be felt for months

Previous Page

Page 220 of 319

Next Page