ADM will operate the grain storage facility, which has a storage capacity of 3 million bushels, but currently has no plans to operate the processing plant.
“This facility expands our soybean origination footprint in the Southeast,” said Greg Morris, ADM’s vice-president of North American Oilseeds Processing. “We look forward to becoming a part of the Estill community and employing a local workforce, and to working with area growers to provide them with access to new marketing opportunities through our global network.”