Storage

“You invest a lot of time studying inputs like seed and chemicals, but sometimes not in drying and storage,” says Kenneth Hellevang, North Dakota State Extension agricultural engineer and professor. “It makes sense to invest as much or more time in storage to make sure you can maintain the grain we worked hard to produce.”

Watch for seasonal price movements to capture strong basis opportunities

AGCO announced on June 29 that it has agreed to acquire Cimbria Holdings Ltd. For $340 million from Silverfleet Capital. The transaction is still subject to regulatory approval; AGCO expects to close in Q3 2016.

Heed this springtime advice to keep grain in top shape.

A new tool to determine if expanding your on-farm grain storage will pay off, and in how many years.

A Nebraska grain-system operator unjustly faces a $132,000 fine from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Sen. Mike Johanns tells AgriTalk.

There’s been a surge in on-farm grain storage investments since 2009 when the wet harvest exposed the weak links in grain systems across the country.

The 40 Series is an all-new bin lineup that supports faster fill rates, provides more storage in a smaller footprint and increases peak capacities.

Here’s a look at many of the grain auger wagons sold in the U.S.

Unverferth Manufacturing manufactures two series of Parker grain carts: Parker Single Corner-Auger Grain Carts and Parker 48 Series In-Line Auger Grain Carts.