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U.S. grain elevator emission changes under review
World-Grain.com
A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule update first proposed in 2014 that would change particulate matter emission standards for grain elevators has been sent to the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review.
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Why agriculture is consolidating
Farm Journal
The pace of mergers and acquisitions underway in agriculture can seem dizzying. Yet for economists such as Michael Boland of the University of Minnesota, it’s just another day at the office.
“Farmers like choice,” Boland says. “I understand that. I like choice, too. But the reality is we’ve seen a decrease in the number of farmers.”
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Rail upgrade spurs co-op expansion
Feed & Grain
Just as Fourth of July festivities commenced across the country this summer, wheat farmers and South Dakota Wheat Growers employees celebrated more than just Independence Day. That weekend also marked the beginning of the first-ever winter wheat harvest at its new world-class grain handling, fertilizer and agronomy facility in Kennebec, SD.
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Another record-breaking harvest
World-Grain.com
World grains production will break records again this year. Although usage also is expected to rise, ending stocks will be higher and export availabilities will be ample.
“A positive outlook for global cereal production in 2016, together with abundant stocks, points to a generally comfortable supply and demand balance in 2016-17,” the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said in a Cereal Supply and Demand Brief issued Oct. 6.
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Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Maxi-Lift, Inc. Have a safe and fun holiday!
Wade Spencer of Maxi-Lift discusses the benefits of venting elevator buckets.
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