GRAIN GLUT

Home › News › GRAIN GLUT


	GRAIN GLUT Good harvests and shortage of grain cars creating issues for area elevators


	A pile consisting of over 250,000 bushels of milo sits across the street from Great Bend Co-op near Main Street and Railroad Avenue. A large fall harvest and super-busy grain terminals elsewhere in the country have created storage problems for some grain elevators. View Larger

It’s not a sight one expects to see in town – a mountain range of reddish-orange milo heaped in piles taller than many buildings. But, that is the sight near the intersection of Main Street and Railroad Avenue in Great Bend. Great Bend Co-op, which owns the land, has dumped over 250,000 bushels of the fall-harvest grain at the location. "The pipeline is full," said GB Co-op Manager Dennis Neeland. "We ...

** Subscribers Log in to read this full article.

In order to view premium content, you must purchase a subscription.

Thank you for showing so much interest in our site! Our policies allow 10 free article views each month. To access additional articles including the E-Tribune, please subscribe. Already a print or online subscriber? Just log on to access additional content.

A subscription is required before viewing this article and other premium content.

Already a registered member and have a subscription?

If you have already purchased a subscription, please log in to view the full article.

Are you registered, but do not have a subscription?

If you are a registed user and would like to purchase a subscription, log in to view a list of available subscriptions.

Interested in becoming a registered member and purchasing a subscription?

Join our community today by registering for a FREE account. Once you have registered for a FREE account, click SUBSCRIBE NOW to purchase access to premium content.