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Transportation

A year of grain transportation challenges and changes

Exploring the trends and challenges in grain transportation in 2023, and the impact on global supply chains.

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 Trade & Export

Comparing the Brazil and US soybean markets

A USDA report analyzes the countries differences in production, marketing costs and export competitiveness.

Grain Trade & Export

FAS virtual trade mission spurs success in Chilean market

The Foreign Agricultural Service pioneers virtual trade missions, facilitating strategic partnerships like Hormel Foods' collaboration with Nutrisco in Chile.

Grain Trade & Export

Could the Mexican Interoceanic Railroad save world trade?

World grain transportation is being affected by various global issues, but maybe the Mexican Interoceanic Train can provide one more shipping option.

Grain Merchandising

Minnesota farmer sentenced for organic grain fraud

The court ordered him to pay $26,000 in restitution, $4,000 in civil penalties and $1,400 for the attorney general's costs.

Grain Supply Chain

Bushel CEO delves into AI’s impact on the world and agriculture

Jake Joraanstad urges agribusinesses to use AI to increase productivity, simplify tasks.

Grain Trade & Export

Russia temporarily bans durum wheat exports

The embargo is set to expire May 31, 2024.

Logistics

Oregon cooperative unloads longest grain train in US

A recent rail-to-barge expansion at Morrow County Grain Growers' Columbia River terminal near Boardman, Oregon, allowed an 8,500-foot train filled with corn to become the first large train unloaded in the U.S.

Transportation

CN to acquire Iowa Northern Railway

IANR operates approximately 275 track miles in Iowa serving upper Midwest agricultural and industrial markets.

Commodities

US farmers eye sizable 2024 soy crops, less corn

A larger U.S. soybean crop would help meet booming demand for renewable diesel fuel and animal feed while drought slashes production in South America.

F&G Chat

Unraveling connections between the economy and oilseed demand

RaboResearch's Owen Wagner, senior analyst, grains and oilseed, on recession indicators and their implications for the grain and biofuels sectors.

Grain Trade & Export

Top grain export markets in 2022-23 [Infographic]

The Top 3 countries driving exports, the leading commodities, and the global trends in grain exports.

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