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Transportation

CN Grain Plan builds on operational improvements

New initiatives for 2023-24 include 750 new high-efficiency grain hopper cars and a new precision dispatch system.

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

Mexico: US will not cooperate on biotech corn studies

Mexican Deputy Agriculture Minister Victor Suarez said the U.S. denied a request to participate in new scientific studies with Mexico on genetically modified corn.

Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

CHS looks to build Wisconsin soybean processing plant

Facility located near Evansville would process 70 million bushels of beans annually.

Feed Mill Renovations & Builds

Nebraska mill revamps to produce organic poultry, livestock feed

The retrofitted Scratch and Peck Feeds facility offers more than eight times its current capacity.

Worker Safety

When do you need a confined space entry permit? [Infographic]

Discover why confined space entry permits are crucial for grain elevators and feed facilities to ensure worker safety and regulatory compliance.

Business & Markets

Bunge profits triple, raises full-year earnings outlook in Q2

Report comes as Bunge is working to close an $18 billion deal to merge with Viterra.

Business & Markets

The Andersons reports improved Renewables, Nutrients in Q2

In its second quarter results, the company noted improvement for Nutrient & Industrial after a softer first quarter.

Grain Trade & Export

Grain elevators, port damaged after Russian attack

Since leaving the grain deal in mid-July, Russia has destroyed 180,000 tonnes of grain crops and 26 port infrastructure facilities.

Company News

NOVUS adds feed mill expert to methionine team

Michaela Braun is responsible for the Automated Inventory Management System (AIMS) located on the sites of customers.

Grain Trade & Export

Ukraine may use Croatian ports for grain exports

After talks on Monday, the two sides look at ports on the Danube River and the Adriatic Sea to move Ukrainian grain.

Business & Markets

Report: Farmers maintain cautious optimism in July

In July, Purdue University found producers became more confident about the current situation on their farms.

Mycotoxin & Crop Report

Drought conditions continue progressing [Video]

Neogen

Weather extremes cause corn development to be highly variable.

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