Get on Board Maxi-Lift's Road Show '17
 Maxi-Lift’s Road Show ‘17 is the company’s ambitious effort to take installation and maintenance training to customers in the field, strengthening its relationships throughout the country. Their journey to being the single source for all things related to bucket elevator performance and maintenance will cover a lot of miles this year.
Bo Fisher, Vice President of Sales/North America, says the project packs the necessary tools and knowledge into a mobile unit and hits the road. As a veteran in this industry, Fisher knows first-hand the need for a proactive training program.
“I do a lot of inspections on bucket elevators when customers call. They have problems in the field, and I go inspect it and troubleshoot the elevator with them,” Fisher said.
Kansas wheat farmers still assessing blizzard damage
Capital Press
Wheat farmers in western Kansas and eastern Colorado are still evaluating the crop damage that was caused by a late April blizzard.
Bends and kinks in the plants won’t allow them to pull up moisture as hot, dry weather approaches, Dighton, Kan., farmer Vance Ehmke said.
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Inland ports help reduce traffic congestion
USDA via Grainnet
As one of the largest exporters of grain and other agricultural products in the world, U.S. shippers and carriers benefit tremendously from an efficient transportation and logistics system.
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