Feed and grain industry partners fund $30-million-complex to educate next generation of commercial agro-industrial talent.
The Feed Technology Center at University of Illinois is fully automated and features all new equipment and software
Lights-out automation allows farmers to drop off grain quickly day or night while making the grain delivery process more efficient for employees.
Automation helps grain handlers and feed manufactures stay productive with less staff
Daily checks and best practices will keep these machines moving material throughout your facility
IPPE's free online Marketplace brings the whole show to you!
Blue Sky Hemp Ventures opens a state-of-the-art hemp processing facility in Saskatoon
CHS Mountain West relocates its downtown Kalispell, MT, grain loading facility to an industrial rail park
Send us your harvest photos & you could win a $100 Visa gift card!
Midland Marketing Coop moves forward with a plan to modernize and seize an opportunity
Finding new and mid-level employees has been a challenge for the industry for years — it will only get harder.
The third edition brings opportunities to learn, visit with peers and have fun
Which direction will the latest round of tariffs take us in this trade war?
The key to easily organizing and distributing information
Farmers Exchange an Elevator Co. invests in a $3.5 million feed mill expansion as it nears its 100-year anniversary
GEAPS and K-State’s distance education program celebrates 5,000 participants
Didion’s company culture and customer relationships set leadership down the road to recovery
Enter Feed & Grain's 2017 harvest photo contest
NGFA’s Country Elevator Conference and Trade Show comes to Louisville, KY, Dec. 3-5.
Developing a biosecurity plan for your feed or feed ingredient facility is the first line of defense against the potential threat of spreading livestock and poultry diseases. It’s also key to meeting the FDA’s requirements for animal food controls under the Food Safety Modernization Act.
The largest of commercial grain bins can be brought down by ignoring the smallest of details, according to Rod Carpenter, senior partner at Clear Creek and Associates. Whether caused by incorrect component installation, improper construction, faulty engineering, rust or even Mother Nature, many commercial corrugated grain bin failures are preventable.
How to keep the moving part of a biosecurity plan secure
CHS Larsen Cooperative in central Wisconsin smashes volume records with two terminal expansions to meet customers’ needs
Updated member services campaign to focus on Voice, Representation, Expertise and Engagement
The International Production & Processing Expo continues to grow, offering even more for the animal agriculture industry
The institute awards first university research grant, continues mission
Feed manufacturers have a new tool to verify where ingredients came from and where they’re approved
With harvest yields continuing to increase and demand for animal protein continuing to rise, the need for storage and production has never been greater. In the Midwest, it can be hard keeping track of what is being built, so Feed & Grain has compiled a list of ongoing or recently completed construction projects with in-depth looks at five of them.
From sanitation to loading, maintaining the quality of grain in storage begins at harvest — starting with cleaning the empty bins. The time to spring into action and clean is now according to Dirk Maier, professor of grain science and industry at Kansas State University.
What grain handlers need to know about protecting the U.S. food supply and complying with the Food Safety Modernization Act.