Grain Journal Exclusives

Berea, NE was founded in 1889 when the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail line came through. A wood crib elevator was built along the tracks in 1922.
Photo by Bruce Selyem.

Along the Tracks

Barbara Krupp SelyemNov 12, 2025

Flour Mills Nigeria (FMN) in West Apapa. Photo courtesy of FMN.

Nigeria Plans Revamp of Grain Silo Concessioning Program

Shem OirereNov 12, 2025

Moisture, chemicals, and organic materials make grain and oil facilities especially vulnerable to corrosion and contamination. Images courtesy of Sherwin-Williams

From Dust to Durability: Protecting Grain and Oil Processing Operations

Feraas Alameh, North American segment marketing manager for food & beverage at Sherwin-WilliamsNov 11, 2025

The Importance of Comprehensive Hazard Monitoring in the Grain Industry

Matthew Renfroe, marketing manager for Electro-SensorsSep 26, 2025

Nationwide Safety Program Leads to Two Grain Bin Rescues

EditorSep 26, 2025

Vertical Integration at Sensenig's Feed Mill

Tucker Scharfenberg, senior managing editorSep 26, 2025

Sensenig’s Feed Mill adds the capability for long-term storage and grain drying.

Emergency Preparedness and Response in Grain Facilities

EditorSep 24, 2025

Managing Dust Hazards: Practical Steps to Reduce Fire and Explosion

EditorSep 24, 2025

Union Pacific connects more than 7,000 communities across 23 states to the rest of the nation and the world. Images courtesy of Union Pacific.

Keeping Trains on Track: What Safety Means for Agriculture

EditorSep 23, 2025

OSHA Emphasis Programs: Clearing up the Confusion

Joe MlynekSep 23, 2025

Shamrock, TX

Seed House Repurposed

Barbara Krupp SelyemSep 23, 2025

CONVEY‘25 Highlights OSHA Compliance, Bin Safety, and Facility Operations

EditorAug 19, 2025

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