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Grain Industry Events

Women in Ag Summit to focus on AI, co-ops and more

2023 Women in Agribusiness Summit will be held September 26-28 in Nashville.

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.

Company News

Nebraska grain company celebrates 100 years

J.E. Meuret Grain Co. in Brunswick began with a single location in 1923 and has expanded to eight locations and employs more than 100 people.

Worker Safety

Man dies in accident at fish feed mill in Nova Scotia

The 55-year-old was making a delivery to the facility when the accident occurred.

Association News

AFIA names member of the year

Megan Fulmer with Darling Ingredients Inc. received the recognition on June 13.

Commodities

USDA forecasts record global wheat production

The increase in global production supports higher consumption, increased trade and larger ending stocks.

Grain Processing

Iowa biodiesel plant stops production

W2Fuel in Crawfordsville, Iowa, was capable of producing 10 million gallons of fuel/year.

Grain Merchandising

South Dakota grain dealer faces disciplinary hearing

Public Utilities Commission says Banghart Properties has "violated every grain buyer law or rule on the books."

Grain Trade & Export

Putin: West cheated Russia over grain export deal

UN Secretary-General is concerned Russia will quit Black Sea Grain Initiative in July.

Feed & Grain POV

Millers in drought-plagued Kansas may have to import European wheat

Farmers are abandoning fields at historic rate, as grain co-ops and merchandisers feel the pressure.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Bunge, Viterra merge to form $34B agribusiness

As part of the $18 billion deal, Bunge shareholders will own about 70% of the combined company.

F&G Chat

Breaking trade barriers: obstacles and progress in China [Video]

Gina Tumbarello, AFIA’s senior director of global strategies, policy and trade, shares her role in developing a facility registry with China, expanding opportunities for US feed products.

Latest News

Why are pig mortality rates higher in the US?

Kansas State University Distinguished Professor Mike Tokach shares several hypotheses on pig mortality while speaking at World Pork Expo.

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