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Built, Rebuilt and Ready for Harvest
Drive through the farmland surrounding Corning, Arkansas, and it doesn’t take long to understand just how important grain infrastructure is to the region. Fields stretch toward the horizon. Soybeans fill one farm while rice grows around another. Irrigation pumps hum in the distance. And less than a mile apart, two
Building for the Fifth Generation: How Myers Farms Invests for the Future
Some farms are measured in acres. Others are measured in generations. At Myers Farms near Dundee, Mississippi, the story stretches back more than a century and five generations of farming families who have worked the Delta soil, adapted to changing markets, embraced new technology, and made investments designed to outlast
When Every Hour Matters: Helping Farmers Cooperative
In agriculture, problems rarely happen at convenient times. For Farmers Cooperative in Van Buren, Arkansas, an emergency grain bin failure occurred at exactly the wrong moment: during harvest and involving one of the facility’s most critical assets. Fortunately, the right partners answered the call. Serving Western Arkansas Agriculture Farmers Cooperative
Built to Grow: Goldcrest Farm Trust
When you manage farmland across multiple states, every investment has to deliver long-term value. For Goldcrest Farm Trust (“Goldcrest”), grain storage isn’t simply about adding capacity, it’s about creating efficient, reliable infrastructure that helps each farm perform at its highest potential. Since its founding in 2014, Goldcrest has grown into
Spring Grain Bin Maintenance for More Efficient Storage
Winter can be hard on every part of a farm operation, and your grain bin is no exception. As temperatures rise and spring fieldwork begins, this is the perfect time to inspect, clean, and service your storage system so it is ready for another season of dependable performance. At Valley View Agri-Systems, we know
Stored Grain Management as Temperatures Warm Up
As spring settles in and temperatures begin to rise, grain storage requires a fresh look. What was stable during the colder months can quickly become vulnerable as warmer weather creates ideal conditions for moisture migration, condensation, spoilage, and insect activity. For growers and commercial operators alike, this is the time