Thursday, April 25, 2024
Brewster elevator manager Robert Moreno scales the load, dumps the cargo, and logs in the vital statistics for each new arrival as part of his day’s work.
In April 2018, five local grain companies, Central Washington Grain Growers, Odessa Union Warehouse Co., Reardan Grain Growers, Davenport Union Warehouse Co., and Almira Farmers Warehouse Co., combined to form HLGG for the benefit of their member growers.
The new consortium manages and maintains a network of grain and seed handling warehouses in eight Eastern Washington counties along the U.S. Highway 2 corridor from Wenatchee to Spokane.
“We provide facilities for commodity storage, a wide selection of top-quality seed, a renowned test-plot program, feed supplies, hardware, blacksmith services, merchandising services for member crop sales, and top-tier access to domestic and export markets,” the company website, highlinegrain.com said.
The website provides a daily commentary on market conditions locally and around the world as part of its information stream to visitors.
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