It gives customers seamless access to milling equipment and grain storage, material handling solutions.

Will allow CBH to focus more on data, analytics and systems.

Increased competitiveness, high commodity prices and robust global demand among the reasons.

Construction already has begun, and the facility is expected to begin receiving grain in June 2022. 

Reports send grain futures sharply higher.

Country seems to be waiting for weaker prices to fulfill its feed grain demand, CoBank says.

Approximately $4.5 million sought for a climate resilience and biomanufacturing initiative.

Plans $50 million in infrastructure improvements by 2025.

It is a step toward bringing farmers access to integrated crop protection solutions.

Country switches commodity development toward soybeans.