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Grain Supply Chain

Floods Continue to Disrupt Barge Traffic

As of May 30, all traffic through St. Louis is stopped

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

Grain Inspections Down Slightly but Corn Rebounds

Total inspections of grain for export from all major U.S. export regions reached 2.16 MMT

Grain Supply Chain

New Trading Partners Arise in Southeast Asia

USGC frequently engages Myanmar market, targeting aquaculture, animal feed and potable ethanol industries

Legislative News

RFA Applauds Final Rule Allowing Year-round E15

Eliminates the summertime prohibition on E15

Legislative News

Global Markets: Nationwide Strike Halts Argentine Grain Exports

Unions protesting President Mauricio Macri

Legislative News

LDC Announces $20M Rail Project at Port of Greater Baton Rouge

To enhance the transfer of grain from farmers to export vessels

Grain Supply Chain

Crop Planting Delays Reach Historic Levels

Resulting in high levels of uncertainty for 2019

Grain Supply Chain

China Expected to Divert Outstanding U.S. Soybean Cargoes into Reserves

Country worried about drawn out trade conflict with U.S.

Grain Supply Chain

Soy Exporters Struggle with China Commitments

Exporters challenged by unprecedented backlog of beans purchased by China, Midwest flooding

Grain Supply Chain

CP Moves Record Grain Volumes in May

Railway moved 15 MMT of grain for export through Vancouver last month

Transportation

Heavy Rain Shuts Down South Dakota Railroads

Rain over past few weeks has damaged Sioux Valley Track

Grain Supply Chain

CAMCORP Launches New Website

New site features improved functionality, easy-to-access information

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