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Grain Handling & Processing

Judge Sides with Cedar Rapids in Cargill Rail Yard

Project in limbo pending ruling on separate rezoning case

Brand Insights

Setting the Agricultural Industry in Motion

SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.

Learn about the more commonly used drive solutions from SEW-EURODRIVE for the agriculture industry that help keep the most demanding processes up and running without missing a beat.

Grain Handling & Processing

Salamonie Mills Properties Auctioned to New Owners

Simpson Grain, Hemp Mill and the Railroad Facility, and Markle Elevator were all on auction block

Grain Supply Chain

STB Announces Final Rule on Railroad Market Dominance

Complainant must demonstrate seven conditions to have prima facie showing of market dominance

Grain Supply Chain

COVID-19 Impacts on U.S. Infrastructure Report Released

ASCE releases status report on pandemic’s effects on nation's bridges, dams, inland waterways, ports, and roads

Grain Handling & Processing

Officials Agree to Deepen Lower Mississippi

Deepening will result in significant transportation cost savings for shippers

Safety

Accidents Briefly Snarl Mississippi Barge Traffic

Two separate incidents last week caused delays for barge tows affecting traffic in both directions

Safety

Grain Train Derails Near Laramie, WY

Train, comprised of 57 rail cars, was carrying corn to Rawlins, WY

Grain Supply Chain

STB, FRA Voice Service Concerns Before Harvest

Joint letter to Class I railroads cites recent concerns over missed switches and late trains, as a result of crew availability issues

Transportation

FPT Industrial Expands Distribution Partnership

New agreement with Stauffer Diesel extends distributor network in Great Lakes region

Grain Supply Chain

Threats to Rail Service for Upcoming 2020 Harvest

Poor rail service during harvest can force farmers and shippers to miss marketing opportunities

Transportation

Kansas City Southern Rejects $20B Takeover

Bid from Blackstone arm "undervalues railroad operator" says company

Transportation

Deadly Wildfires Have Not Interrupted U.S. Wheat Exports

Despite choking smoke and destructive force of blazes, damage to crops and infrastructure has been limited

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