Elevators Full; Grains Get Grounded

Railroads Still Behind While Freight Costs Rise

Mary Kennedy
By  Mary Kennedy , DTN Basis Analyst
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A ground pile of corn may become a new fixture in the Midwest if rail backlogs continue. (DTN photo by Nick Scalise)
A ground pile of corn may become a new fixture in the Midwest if rail backlogs continue. (DTN photo by Nick Scalise)
Grain piles are starting to multiply in northern areas of the Corn Belt and railroads remain behind on delivering car orders as costs rise.

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Mary Kennedy

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