Corn, wheat and rice imports are expected to rise to make up the difference as the United States continues to be the main supplier for grain and feed.
The expanded rail infrastructure is designed to accommodate larger unit trains and improve grain movement from the elevator to domestic and export markets.
The strategic pivot builds upon SWISCA’s core engineering expertise in flow-sheet design, plant analysis, and customized mill construction.
Engineered for high-throughput oilseed preparation plants, the new OLFC combines extended roll service life, reduced structural vibration, and automated operation to boost plant yield, lower energy consumption, and improve long-term uptime.
The new center brings K-State’s internationally recognized strengths in grain, food, and animal sciences together in an interdisciplinary environment designed to accelerate discovery, prepare the next generation of industry leaders, and create solutions for a rapidly changing global food system.