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Mississippi River Closed Near Baton Rouge After Towboat Sinks
Coast Guard declined to project how long the river would remain closed
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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.
Four Common Bottlenecks in Feed Facilities
Animal Feed Manufacturing
OSHA Investigating Workplace Fatality at Irsik & Doll
Edmond Fitzgerald became entrapped at Cimarron, KS, elevator and died at the scene
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Feds Seize 1M Pounds of Pork Smuggled from China
Largest agricultural seizure in the U.S.
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Farm Belt Hit by Floods, Snow
ADM, Cargill closed facilities due to flooding
Flooding high water
Animal Feed Manufacturing
AFS May Shift Chinese Soy Demand for Years
African Swine Fever outbreak may have helped country avoid U.S. soybeans
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Explosion at CGB Grain Facility in Clayton County, IA
Tuesday explosion still under investigation
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Flooding Will Continue Into Next Week
Midwest flooding has killed livestock, destroyed grains and soybeans in storage, and cut off access to farms
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Fire at Minneapolis Grain Exchange
No one hurt in incident, which resulted in cordoning off of historic block
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Stand-Up for Grain Safety Kick-Off Event Monday
Will be will feature demonstrations and discussions on engulfment/entrapment, fall prevention and more
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North Dakota Moldy Grain Pile Being Removed
Farmers Co-op Elevator, owned by Hunter Hanson, surrounded by smelly, molding, rotting grain
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Fire at CFE Feed Mill, George, IA
Quick-thinking employees had fire out before fire crews arrived
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Midwest Still Under Water Following Winter Storm
President Trump approves disaster declaration for Iowa
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