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grain industry associations / profile
Industry associations
American Feed Industry
Association
2101 Wilson Blvd., Suite 810
Arlington, VA 22201
(703) 524-0810
afia@afia.org
www.afia.org
National Grain & Feed Association
1400 Crystal Dr., Suite 260
Arlington, VA 22202
(202) 289-0873
ngfa@ngfa.org
www.ngfa.org
Industry profile
Additions to the Grain Majors:
* Woodall Grain Co. (formerly Alabama Farmers Cooperative, Inc.),
ranked 78, with 15,425,000 bus of storage capacity and 3 river facilities.
Deletions to the Grain Majors:
* Alabama Farmers Cooperative, Inc., with 8,237,000 bus of storage
capacity.
The following changes in corporate status or facility designation were noted:
* Ag Processing, Inc. decreased storage capacity by 6,400,000 bus
and moved down in `rank` from 15 to 16. It deleted a terminal facility in
Casselton, ND, and Lincoln, NE.
* Agtregra Cooperative increased storage capacity by 4,000,000 bus and
maintained its `rank` at 12.
American Soybean Association
12647 Olive Blvd., Suite 410
St. Louis, MO 63141
(314) 576-1770; (800) 688-7692
membership@soy.org
info@soy.org
www.soygrowers.com
National Oilseed Processors
Association
1310 L St., N.W., Suite 375
Washington, D.C. 20005
(202) 842-0463
nopa@nopa.org
www.nopa.org
* The Andersons, Inc. decreased storage capacity by 6,249,000 bus
and maintained its `rank` at 6. It moved from terminals to subterminals
locations in Greenleaf, ID; Lake Providence, Newellton, Tallulah and
Wisner, LA; and deleted terminals from Lincoln and Pleasant Valley, ID;
Paxton, NE; Maumee, OH; Castroville, Hondo, Lytle and Uvalde, TX; and
Granton, ON. It added subterminal facilities in Denison, IA; Logansport,
IN; Albion and White Pigeon, MI; and Greenville, OH.
* Archer Daniels Midland Co. increased storage capacity by 21,527,492 bus
and maintained its `rank` at 1. It deleted terminal facilities in Farmer City, IL,
and Tyrone, OK, and subterminal facilities in Lane, Newman, Waynesville, IL;
Keystone, IA; and Little River, Lyons, and Pratt, KS.
* Ardent Mills changed its Shelby, MT, facility from a subterminal to a
terminal.
Association of American Railroads
425 Third St., S.W., Suite 1000
Washington, D.C. 20024
(202) 639-2100
www.aar.org
North American Millers'
Association
1400 Crystal Dr., Suite 650
Arlington, VA 22202
(202) 484-2200
generalinfo@namamillers.org
www.namamillers.org
* Bartlett Grain Company, LP increased storage capacity by 1,100,000 bus
and moved down in `rank` from 22 to 23.
* Bunge North America increased storage capacity by 1,422,000 bus and
went down in `rank` from 23 to 24.
* CGB Enterprises decreased storage capacity by 14,998,000 bus and
maintained its `rank` at 5.
Cereals & Grains Association
3285 Northwood Circule Suite 100
St. Paul, MN 55121
(651) 454-7250
info@cerealsgrains.org
www.cerealsgrains.org
North American Export Grain
Association (NAEGA)
1400 Crystal Dr., Suite 260
Arlington, VA 22202
(202) 682-4030
info@naega.org
http://naega.org
Commodity Markets Council
600 Pennsylvania Ave., Suite 300
Washington, D.C. 20003
(202) 842-0400
www.commoditymkts.org
* Columbia Grain International, LLC increased storage capacity by 29,696,000
bus and moved up in `rank` from 34 to 21. It deleted subterminal facilities in
Shelly, MN; Belgrade, Chester, Chinook, Cut Bank, Gildford and Whitetail,
MT; and Ross and Walhalla, ND and added subterminals in Craigmont and
Grangeville, ID; Wolf Point, MT; Grafton and Minto, ND; and Lind and Pullman,
WA. It changed the following facilities from subterminals to terminals: Carter,
Chester, Harlem, Kasa Point, Plentywood, Rudyard, Sweetgrass, MT; and
Arvilla, Crystal, Jamestown, New Rockford, Oakes, Rogers and Valley City, ND.
It also added a terminal in Moore, MT.
* Farmers Cooperative increased storage capacity by 6,400,000 bus and added a
terminal facility in Lincoln, NE. It moved down in `rank` from 26 to 27.
* G3 Canada Limited increased storage capacity by 2,881,047 bus and
maintained its `rank` at 33.
* The Gavilon Group is now branded as Viterra USA Holdings, LLC.
Capacity decreased by 76,932,000 bus and its `rank` dropped from 3 to
4. It added subterminal facilities in McLeansboro, IL, and Superior, WI,
and a terminal facilities in Golden Gate, IL, and Whitesville, IN. It deleted
subterminal facilities in Carlisle, IN and South Sioux City, NE.
Transportation, Elevator, and
Grain Merchants Association
(TEGMA)
P.O. Box 1608
Liberty, MO 64069
(816) 912-2084
www.tegma.org
Grain Elevator and
Processing Society
4800 Olson Memorial Hwy.
Golden Valley, MN 55422
(763) 999-4300
info@geaps.com
www.geaps.com
* Garden City Co-op, Inc. increased storage capacity by 5,588,000 bus and
moved up in `rank` from 55 to 51.
* The Mennel Milling Co. added terminal facilities in Alvada and Troy, OH;
and West Point, VA.
* New Vision Co-op decreased storage capacity by 400,000 bus and moved
down in `rank` from 58 to 60.
* Oakley Grain, Inc. decreased storage capacity by 646,000 bus and moved
down in `rank` from 88 to 91.
* Paterson Grain increased storage capacity by 290,278 bus and moved
down in `rank` from 48 to 49.
USA Rice Federation
2101 Wilson Blvd., Suite 610
Arlington, VA 22201
(703) 236-2300
riceinfo@usarice.com
www.usarice.com
* Perdue Agribusiness Grain, LLC decreased storage capacity by 7,937,820
bus and moved down in `rank` from 27 to 32. It deleted a terminal facility in
Livonia, NY, and a subterminal facility in Lothian, MD.
* Prairie Central Co-op increased storage capacity by 7,099,000 bus and
moved up in `rank` from 50 to 40.
* Producers Rice Mill increased storage capacity by 500,000 bus and
moved down in `rank` from 47 to 48.
* The Scoular Co. increased storage capacity by 24,420,097 bus and moved
up in `rank` from 11 to 8.
* Siemer Milling Co. increased storage capacity by 797,000 bus and moved
up in `rank` from 91 to 89.
International Association of
Operative Millers
12351 W. 96th Terr., Suite 100
Lenexa, KS 66215
(913) 338-3377
www.iaom.org
* Superior Ag decreased storage capacity by 500,000 bus and went down in
rank from 98 to 99.
* Topflight Grain Coop, Inc. increased storage capacity by 1,727,650 bus
and moved down in `rank` from 45 to 46. It added a subterminal facility in
Waynesville, IL.
* Ursa Farmers Coop decreased storage capacity by 2,916,000 bus and
moved down in `rank` from 76 to 80.
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http://www.ngfa.org http://www.afia.org http://www.nopa.org http://www.soygrowers.com http://www.aar.org http://www.namamillers.org http://www.cerealsgrains.org http://www.naega.org http://www.commoditymkts.org http://www.tegma.org http://www.geaps.com http://www.usarice.com http://www.iaom.org
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