Latest News From Grain Bins

“John has stellar experience in agriculture and manufacturing, and will be a valuable addition to our team,” said Steve Sukup, President and CEO.

Have you tried calling your local grain bin dealer over the past few months and gotten a busy tone? Grain bin manufacturers say demand is through the roof, driven by a variety of factors.

The 165’ diameter bin will have a capacity up to 2.2 million bu., and is located at Golden Grain Energy, an ethanol plant in Mason City, Iowa.

GrainViz monitors grain condition and moisture in steel storage bins. Its limited launch stars this fall with installation in select bins, while a broader launch is planned for the 2021 harvest season.

With its second generation product, AGI SureTrack introduces its Farm 2.0 platform with five key features.

Sukup Manufacturing has announced a leadership succession within the second generation of Sukup family members.

The GSI ROI tool provides a side-by-side analysis comparing the financial returns for different storage types.

Z-Series Bins offer a revolutionary bin cleanout system, utilizing large liners that alternately inflate and deflate to gently remove residual grain after a bin is emptied.

Many of the 2018 incidents were relatively minor and that the higher number of incidents could likely be tied to an increase in grain production and handling.

On March 5, Ag Growth International (AGI) announced it is expanding its technology platform with the acquisition of IntelliFarms LLC.

A “catastrophic” grain bin failure in La Grange, Mo., on Monday morning lead to road closures as thousands of bushels of grain spilled from the structure.

The GrainViz system creates a three-dimensional map of the grain moisture.

The family said in a statement, “Eugene will be remembered by his family and many friends, colleagues, and members of the agriculture community as a leader, innovator, and exceptionally caring and generous person.”

The newcomer to Brock will be responsible for sales, manufacturing and distribution.

Grain Systems, Inc. (GSI) is introducing a technology using sensors that illuminate grain to analyze hundreds of images per second.

The patent-pending device reduces the amount of grain left behind a bin sweep wheel by more than 80%.

The technology uses long-wave, not microwave, and when the radio wave hits the water molecule, it displace the water

GSI’s patent-pending FlexWave technology uses two large liners that alternately inflate and deflate.