U.S. grain storage capacity has stalled since 2020 after two decades of growth, according to a University of Illinois analysis.

Monitoring grain bins is so important to protect the quality of stored grain, especially during spring as temperatures warm up. “Bins can heat up really fast when sunlight hits them during spring and ...

Choosing grain storage solutions requires balancing immediate costs against long-term performance. The cheapest option rarely ...

URBANA, ILLINOIS, US — Since 2020, US grain storage capacity has stagnated, leading to record-high capacity utilization and raising the concern of bottlenecks that could increase costs and generate ...

When grain sits in storage, every bushel matters. For agricultural operations across the Midwest, the difference between efficient grain handling and costly delays often comes down to one critical com ...

U.S. grain elevators see potential for big profits in the 2023/2024 marketing year. According to a recent report from CoBank, an abundance of corn and soybeans has resulted in cheaper basis and bigger ...

With a considerable amount of last year's grain crop still in storage, and a bumper crop and low prices this year, the demand for grain storage is high. "Grain can be stored in many types of ...

Records are meant to be broken—that timeless saying rings especially true this year—as United States farmers shattered previous marks with a record corn harvest and bulging grain supplies, even as ...

The profit outlook for U.S. grain elevators storing corn and soybeans has improved significantly for the 2023-24 marketing year with buy basis falling and carries returning to futures markets. The ...

Chief Agri has served the agricultural community since 1961 and produces a full line of storage systems for grain and commodity crops that meet the needs of small farmers and commercial growers alike.

KINDRED, N.D. — Farmers are tasked with cleaning up their farm yards and fields after the storms that blew through the region last month, a time-consuming endeavor. But farmers are not the only ones ...