A primer on demands for adequate assurance of performance in the grain trade.
Advice for grain merchandisers facing rail problems and a record crop year.
IFEEDER donates $100,000 to study the role of feed in controlling PEDv
How to identify and meet customers’ needs under changing market conditions.
Competition for railcars, track space and locomotives top the grain handling industry’s list of concerns.
Who is responsible under the law — the staffing agency or the host employer?
Misguided laws are being enacted in Hawaii through a campaign of fear, charged emotional appeals and deliberate misinformation
May be a way to eventually break its dependence on imports of U.S. farm commodities
Instruct employees to first assess temperature, atmosphere and operator’s skill set.
Reinforce your safety culture before the busiest season arrives
Tactics and strategies for critical conversations with your employees
How the most expensive piece of equipment at a site may fail and steps to take to prevent it
Tucked away mere miles from downtown Indianapolis lies ADM's newly expanded Beech Grove, IN, wheat milling facility — the third largest flour mill in the U.S.
New position limits would have a substantial impact on the agricultural sector
Addresses a duplicative permit required for pesticide application
If conditions persist, this year may break records for soybeans and corn.
Summer brings opportunities to show people where food comes from
How to know if entering your facility's boot pit is an OSHA violation.
Like corn, high soybean yield expectations this year are based on generally favorable growing conditions to date and on the high percentage of the crop rated in good or excellent condition.
A second consecutive large crop would lead to a further build-up in stocks of corn by the end of the 2014-15 marketing year
High yield expectations are based on generally favorable growing conditions to date and on the high percentage of the crop rated in good or excellent condition
Home to a wealth of animal feed processing equipment, including a network of hopper bins holding up to 40 tons each of granular feed
As water becomes scarcer, the ability of Western states’ water policies to accurately reflect public interest, or adapt to changing public interests, will be tested. The current demand for water to support the oil and gas boom provides an example of this challenge.
The profitability of agriculture the past decade has helped mitigate the nonfarm real estate losses for banks lending to agriculture. However, the increase in regulatory compliance costs impacts the profitability of banks
Since the magnitude of both the domestic crush and exports during the previous quarter are mostly known, the stocks estimate is expected to reveal the smallest June 1 inventory in 37 years. However, there is always room for some surprise in the June 1 stocks estimate as the magnitude of seed and residual use in the previous quarter is revealed. In addition, the unknown magnitude of imports during May will be reflected in the stocks estimate.
The average corn yield set records in 1985, 1986, and 1987 and five more times over the next 26 years
The USDA will release its quarterly Grain Stocks and Acreage reports on June 30. These reports provide important fundamental information that will set the tone for the corn market going into the critical stage of the growing season
In 2011, A co-op in Sidney, NE, discovered chunks of concrete within one bin of their eight-bin grain silo structure. Upon further investigation, they found a large crack and concrete spalls in the silo wall where the subject bin is connected to an adjacent bin.
Near infrared spectroscopy can be used to determine nutritional content in feed ingredient profiling
Drought plus rail logistics problems spell rough outlook for the Plains