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Using Nebraska Corn to Make Fish Food

New technology uses fermentation and is similar to the ethanol production process

November 30, 2020

Fish farm

Large conference hall with hundreds of attendees seated facing multiple projection screens displaying an export-themed business presentation with pendant lighting overhead.

Record crowd gathers for grain export event

P&H breaks ground on Quebec grain silos

Grain Dust Explosion and Fire Prevention

Fire engulfs Iowa co-op after potential sulfur explosion

Multiple fire departments respond to Saturday morning blaze that threatened fertilizer facility but caused no injuries.

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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.

Thermal Performance and Gearbox Selection for Grain Handling Applications

Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

Illinois helps fund expansion of corn-to-ethanol research center

Illinois is doubling down on biofuels research with an expansion of the National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center at SIUE.

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Business & Markets

Drought worsens across Midwest and High Plains

Exceptional drought expands in Missouri and Arkansas as warm, dry conditions persist across the central U.S.

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Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

Continental Refining idles soybean plant, pushes ahead on biodiesel

CRC parks its soybean crush plant for the season but doubles down on biodiesel.

Grain Trade & Export

St. Louis Metro Ports retain top inland efficiency ranking

St. Louis moved 354,286 tons per river mile in 2024, a performance regional leaders are using to support port, rail, road and multimodal investment.

Aerial view of Detroit skyline with multiple bridges crossing the Detroit River, showing urban development and waterfront infrastructure.

Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

Fixkraft opens multifunction silo at Enns Danube Port in Austria

Fixkraft has opened a 12,000-cubic-meter multifunction silo and a new oilseed processing plant at its Danube port site in Enns.

Industrial manufacturing facility with blue silos and fixkraft signage in rural landscape with mountains

New study identifies the 14 genes that control corn protein content

A new genetic map pinpoints where maize hides its protein-building machinery, and hands breeders a shortlist of targets.

Close-up of corn ear with green husks partially peeled, revealing golden kernels and white silk strands against dark background

Bellevue grain bin fire takes 20,000 gallons to extinguish

A grain bin fire in Bellevue, Michigan, took crews about four hours, 20,000 gallons of water and 30 gallons of foam to put out.

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CHS breaks ground on $700M Wisconsin plant

Officials gather in Evansville to celebrate cooperative’s new soybean processing facility expected to create 80 permanent jobs.

Group of seven business professionals holding shovels at a groundbreaking ceremony with green farm equipment and CHS signage

Business & Markets

Heavy rains ease drought across central US

Significant rainfall brought relief to parched areas of Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska, while northern Wisconsin saw conditions worsen.

Dramatic storm clouds gather over a green agricultural field with a curved rural road beneath an ominous sky

Soybean shipping costs climb in second quarter

Rising fuel prices and strong cargo demand drove up transportation expenses for U.S. and Brazilian soybean exporters during the spring, according to new federal data.

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Business & Markets

Producer worries grow over rising costs

Higher input expenses push agricultural sentiment to new low as producers face financial pressures.

Red International Harvester combine harvesting mature soybeans in a field at sunset

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