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Superior Grain Equipment feels the impact of June storms

  • June storms destroyed many grain storage facilities in the region, impacting agriculture significantly.
  • Operators are concerned about the harvest, especially with grain elevators reaching capacity or being damaged.
  • Superior Grain Equipment expects to fulfill all commitments by mid- to late October.
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Superior Grain Equipment feels the impact of June storms

The June storms that rushed through the region destroyed countless grain storage facilities. Now farmers are seeking to rebuild before this harvest season.

·Fargo, United States
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Threshermen harvest wheat the old-fashioned way Tristan Taylor | Editor In preparation for the Granite Threshing Bee, some members of the Granite Threshermen’s Association spent the afternoon of Monday, July 14, harvesting the wheat that has been growing right on the Bee grounds. The 2 acres of wheat, located on the western side of Granite, […]

·Inwood, United States
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Agweek broke the news in on Monday, July 21, 2025.
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