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Grains are stored in silos and warehouse as well as grain elevators.
Larger less frequent grain elevators.
Grains are grown on the prairies. The grain is stored in grain elevators before being shipped to a company that grinds the grain into flour.
Hugh Boyd has written: 'New breaking' -- subject(s): Cooperation, Cooperative Grain elevators, Grain elevators, Cooperative, Grain trade
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The customers of grain elevators primarily include farmers who store their harvested grains, as well as grain traders and processors who purchase bulk quantities for further processing or resale. Additionally, livestock producers may use grain elevators to procure feed. Other customers can include exporters and food manufacturers seeking to source grains for production.
CPR, or the Canadian Pacific Railway.
The whole point of the grain elevator is to get the grain from the truck to the train, while in the process of cleaning and testing it.
The whole point of the grain elevator is to get the grain from the truck to the train, while in the process of cleaning and testing it.
John W. Sharp has written: 'Planning local elevator feed mill facilities' -- subject(s): Feed mills, Grain elevators, Planning 'The impact of vessel size on an optimal system of U.S. grain export facilities' -- subject(s): Economies of scale, Grain trade, Merchant ships 'Price spreads for corn and oats' -- subject(s): Corn, Oats, Prices 'Cost of storing, handling, merchandising grain at Ohio country elevators' -- subject(s): Costs, Grain elevators, Grain trade
Grain-storage elevators
B. A Wallace has written: 'Financial operations of Ohio farmer owned elevators during the fiscal year 1942-43' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Cooperative, Cooperative Agriculture, Grain elevators, Grain trade