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Grain Supply Chain

Ukrainian Railways Ready to Export Grain by Train

Rail operator said it can deliver 150 grain carriages per day with up to 70 tonnes of grain loaded on each carriage

Brand Insights

Four Common Bottlenecks in Feed Facilities

Easy Automation, Inc.

Not sure what is preventing your facility from reaching its highest capacity? These four common bottlenecks might be the place to start.

Grain Supply Chain

Port of Oakland Signals Export Cargo Push

Port opens 'pop up' container yard to improve the flow of agriculture exports

Legislative News

DOT Cites Actions to Strengthen Supply Chains

Report lays out concrete steps to take to improve supply chains, create jobs, and lower costs

Grain Supply Chain

NGFA Encourages Pro-Competition Rail Mergers

Speaking before the STB regarding the CP-KCS rail merger, NGFA wants to ensure competitive opportunities remain

Grain Supply Chain

Winter Weather Snarls Grain Barge Traffic

Weather and logistics both show signs of improving

Grain Handling & Processing

CHS and MKC Announce Third Rail Terminal Facility

Located in Rice County, Kansas, the facility will include a high-speed shuttle loader with access to K&O Railroad

Grain Facility Management

Digital Barge Platform Saves Time and Money

NGFDS Barge Digital Transformation (BDT) handles the trade string and documentation process of the barge trade for grain facilities

Transportation

Grain Barge Runs Aground on Columbia River

No injuries or spillage reported

Legislative News

USDA Invests $1 Billion to Improve Rural Infrastructure

Money will be used to improve health care, education and public safety

Grain Supply Chain

Pig, Feed Truck Cargoes Stuck on U.S.-Canada Border

Health orders add to North American supply-chain turmoil

Grain Supply Chain

Barge Industry Reports Delays Due to Winter Weather

Industry is operating with extreme caution and preparing for unfavorable weather

Grain Handling & Processing

NGFA: Inland Waterways Projects Get Priority

Lock and Dam 25, located on the Upper Mississippi River, will receive first funding since it was authorized in 2007

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