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Grain Supply Chain

Flooding Conditions Still Impacting Barge Traffic on Upper Mississippi

Closure affects a 184-mile stretch, from Muscatine, IA, to Clarksville, MO

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.

Animal Feed Manufacturing

Wisconsin Feed Mill Proposes Rail Extension

Could open new markets in the southern United States for The DeLong Co.

Grain Supply Chain

Canadian Grain Producers Dislike Crude-by-Rail Proposal

Farm groups fear proposal could hurt grain exports

Grain Supply Chain

U.S. Experiences 'Soybean Backup'

Exporters look for ways to move massive quantities of soy to new harbors

Legislative News

Trump Signs Water Resources Development Act into Law

Act authorizes federal government to fund water infrastructure projects

Grain Supply Chain

Tariff War Scrambles Trade Routes

Pacific Northwest route replaced by southern flow to Gulf

Grain Supply Chain

Tariffs Take Toll on Outbound Freight Market

Rail, truck demand a secondary casualty in trade dispute

Grain Supply Chain

Slower Pace of Grain Barge Tonnages Drags Down Barge Freight Rates

Significantly reduced demand from China and poor navigation conditions have contributed

Grain Supply Chain

Missouri River Seeing Increase in Barge Traffic

According to MoDOT, barge traffic has increased 275% since 2011

Transportation

Ceres Grain Elevator Expanding Services in Canada

Ceres Global Ag Corp.'s Port Colborne facility will loan out storage and handling services to LAC

Grain Supply Chain

USDA Offers Infrastructure, Transportation Study

Without improvements to transportation infrastructure, U.S. soybean market share could decline 12% more

Safety

Train Derails, Spills Grain in Owosso, MI

Most of the 96 cars that derailed were hauling corn and grain

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