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Making Life Easy

Apr 3, 2024 | grainnet.com | Jerry Perkins

Date Posted: Apr 03, 2024 Ottawa Lake Co-op Elevator choses AgTrax software for its ease of use by Jerry Perkins, contributing editor Scott Wahl is office manager and controller for Ottawa Lake Co-op Elevator Co. in Ottawa Lake, MI.As a full-service agricultural retailer dealing in fertilizer, chemicals, feed, seed, and grain, Ottawa Lake Co-op Elevator’s focus is on service, according to Scott Wahl, office manager and controller. The coop was founded in 1947 and has its headquarters in...
On Track | Grainnet

Apr 2, 2024 | grainnet.com | Chris Lusvardi

By Chris LusvardiMorrow County Grain Growers (MCGG) Cooperative General Manager Kevin Gray knew there was something special about the 8,500-foot-long train that arrived Nov. 15 at the coop’s rail-to-barge receiving facility along the Columbia River near Boardman, OR. The 142-car train hauling 550,000 bushels of corn from Farmers Elevator Co., Honeyford, ND for local livestock producers is part of a push from the Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railroad (CPKC) to be more efficient.
Optimizing Operations:

Apr 2, 2024 | grainnet.com | Kristin Joker

by Kristin JokerMARTIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA, known for its thriving pork industry, provided the perfect backdrop for Central Farm Service (CFS), a farmer-owned cooperative headquartered in Truman, MN, to embark on the construction of a cutting-edge feed mill in St. James, situated just north of Martin County. With a rich heritage dating back to 1895, this 4,000-member cooperative caters to over 7,000 customers throughout southern Minnesota and northern Iowa.
Keeping Pace | Grainnet

Apr 2, 2024 | grainnet.com | Mark Avery

By Mark AveryIn 2022, Encompass Grain & Rail Co-op in Delavan, IL devised a three-year plan to increase the speed and efficiency at three of its seven locations across Central Illinois.
Workers at Grain Handler Viterra Could Strike Friday

Jan 5, 2024 | grainnet.com | Holly McKenzie-Sutter

Saskatchewan workers at Canadian grain handler Viterra could be on strike as of Friday afternoon after issuing notice to the company. The Grain and General Services Union (GSU), which represents 436 employees in Regina and Saskatoon, said it issued a 72-hour strike notice at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. Union and company representatives began meeting for bargaining on Wednesday along with a federally-appointment mediator, with talks set to continue Thursday.
Argentina Wheat Harvest Looking Better Than Expected in Some Areas | Grainnet

Jan 5, 2024 | grainnet.com | Maximilian Heath |Walter Bianchi |Sharon Singleton

Date Posted: Jan 05, 2024 Photo by Darío Bonzi on Unsplash Argentina’s 2023/24 wheat harvest is likely to get a boost after a strong showing in the southern agricultural region, the Buenos Aires grains exchange said on Thursday, whose estimate for the grain stands at 14.7 million tons.
U.S. Farmer Sentiment Stable as Inflation Expectations Subside | Grainnet

Jan 4, 2024 | grainnet.com | Erin Robinson

The latest report from the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer indicates that U.S. farmers’ inflation expectations have subsided while overall producer sentiment changed little. The December barometer recorded a reading of 114, just one point lower than in November. Both subindices of the barometer, the Index of Current Conditions and the Index of Future Expectations, mirrored this slight decline, settling one point below their respective November figures at 112 and 115.
UN Chief Says it Will be Difficult to Revive Black Sea Grain Deal | Grainnet

Nov 13, 2023 | grainnet.com | Alessandra Galloni |Will Dunham

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told Reuters NEXT on Wednesday that it will be difficult to revive a landmark deal that allowed the safe Black Sea export of Ukraine grain, which Russia quit in July over complaints about its own exports. "It will be difficult. We are going on with our efforts. But it will be difficult," Guterres said. Guterres said the goal would be to have Russia and Ukraine agree to allow freedom of navigation for each other, but admitted this was unlikely.
Australia Repeats Record Year of Grain Exports

Nov 11, 2023 | grainnet.com | Peter McMeekin

The 2022-23 crop year in Australia concluded at the end of September, and the final pieces of the season’s record grain export program were revealed last Thursday when the Australian Bureau of Statistics released the nation’s September export data. Concentrating on the four key commodities of wheat, barley, canola and sorghum, Australia’s total exports for the 12 months came in at a record 47.81 million tonnes (Mt), with barley the only one not setting a new seasonal export record.
Russia Sees 2023 Grain Harvest at 140 Mln Tonnes, Including 93 Mln… | Grainnet

Oct 26, 2023 | grainnet.com | Jane Merriman

Russia Sees 2023 Grain Harvest at 140 Mln Tonnes, Including 93 Mln Tonnes of Wheat Date Posted: Oct 26, 2023 Russia's grain harvest in 2023 is seen at 140 million tonnes, Russian Agriculture Minister Dmitry Patrushev said during a meeting with Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Thursday. The wheat crop is seen at 93 million tonnes, Patrushev said.