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Grain Bin Collapses in Southern Nebraska

Spilling $4 to $5 million worth of corn to the ground

November 30, 2020

The Lincoln Journal Star reported that 1-million-plus bushels of corn spilt from a collapsed bin in Edison, NE, on Aug. 6 at an Ag Valley Co-op grain elevator. The bin contained between $4 million and $5 million worth of corn, officials estimated.

The incident occured between 8:30 p.m., when an employee checked on the bin, and 9 p.m., when a passerby noticed the damage. No one was hurt, Jeff Krejdl, Ag Valley interim manager, told the McCook Gazette on Monday.

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Massive blaze destroys grain elevator in Philip, South Dakota

A multi-county emergency response contained the fire and prevented it from spreading to nearby residences.

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Seaboard cleaning contractor fined again by DOL for violating child labor laws

A sanitation contractor at the Seaboard Triumph Foods LLC pork processing facility in Sioux City, Iowa, has been fined by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) for violating child labor laws.

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Grain elevator fire contained in northwest Minnesota

No one injured in the early morning blaze, and the cause still under investigation.

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Employee rescued from grain bin in Mooreton, North Dakota

Multiple emergency agencies collaborated to save the worker entrapped up to their shoulders

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Virginia agriculture begins recovery from Hurricane Helene [Video]

Virginia Cooperative Extension's Dan Goerlich and Kevin Spurlin share Hurricane Helene’s economic toll on the state’s agriculture and highlight the ongoing recovery efforts.

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Explosion at Viterra grain elevator in Superior, Wisconsin

The sudden blast led to significant structural damage but fortunately resulted in no injuries to workers.

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USDA confirms first H5N1 detection in swine

Infection occurred on a non-commercial operation in Crook County, Oregon, where cases in poultry had previously been reported.

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MFA faces fines after OSHA cites safety violations in engulfment incident

OSHA’s findings highlight failures in safety protocols, including neglecting a bin entry permit, lack of harness use and insufficient rescue equipment.

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Silo fire erupts at Perdue AgriBusiness in Pennsylvania

Flames and thick smoke were visible for miles, though no injuries were reported.

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No injuries reported from dust explosion in Aurora, Nebraska

The dust explosion occurred at KAAPA Partners Aurora, LLC ethanol plant, igniting in the grain handling area.

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