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Feed Mill Renovations & Builds
Georgia seeks comment on Wayne-Sanderson Farms rail project
Wayne-Sanderson Farms plans to expand railway infrastructure at its Adel feed mill facility.
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.
Transportation
Rail grain shipments fall 15% in one week
Barge movements also declined while soybean export sales doubled from the previous week.
Grain Trade & Export
US agricultural exports show mixed results
Sorghum and rice shipments reach marketing year highs while pork sales hit season low, according to USDA data for June 5-11.
Grain Trade & Export
Global grain forecasts rise for 2026/27 season
The USDA raised production estimates for wheat, coarse grains and soybeans based on improved yields and favorable weather conditions in several countries.
Grain Processing
Biofuels could reshape US agriculture future
Expanded biofuel demand may stabilize farm income and boost food and energy supplies.
Commodities
Wheat crop at 69-year low amid drought
U.S. hard red winter wheat production drops to historic levels as drought impacts Great Plains.
Commodities
Global grain production forecast rises
USDA projects increased coarse grains output for current and upcoming marketing years.
Sustainability
Bunge reports soy traceability milestone
Company achieves 100% farm-level monitoring in South America while cutting emissions by nearly 20%.
Grain Trade & Export
USDA lowers wheat production forecast
The Agriculture Department reduced its U.S. wheat production estimate while projecting higher global output, driven by increased crops in Russia, Turkey and Ukraine.
Commodities
Drought eases in Plains, worsens in Minnesota
Summer thunderstorms brought relief to parts of the Great Plains while Minnesota experienced significant deterioration, marking a notable shift in Midwest drought conditions.
Business & Markets
Purdue University study finds USMCA saves families $700 annually
Purdue University research shows North American trade agreements have significantly reduced U.S. household food costs through tariff reductions.
Legislative News
House passes agriculture bill with grain industry wins
The National Grain and Feed Association praises bipartisan legislation that strengthens inspection services and federal coordination.
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