Grain Processors
We work with flour millers, livestock feeders and feed millers, ethanol plants, soybean crushers and other buyers to provide on-time delivery of the products you need most. We’re in the market every day of the year, getting to know our farmers and sourcing quality ingredients. With Scoular as your supply partner, you can rest assured you’ll always be taken care of.
Facility access
We have strong relationships with a network of facilities strategically located around the United States and Canada.
Transportation market expertise
We lead the pack in rail, truck and container transportation with unmatched logistics expertise. We know how to move product the way you want it so it arrives when you need it.
Reliability and consistency
We work hard to ensure that our supply is stable and predictable for you, so your business keeps running as smoothly as possible.
Flexibility
Things change, but that's why we're here. Know that we'll always be available to work through an issue with you or provide a new option. We strive to provide active communication at every step.
An invested partner in your success
We're interested in making investments that bolster the success of our customers. That's the beauty of working with a partner with our scale, relationships and resources.
From coast to coast, we have more organic storage and handling facilities than anyone else in North America. And, as a market leader in rail transportation, we can ensure timely delivery. No matter where you’re located in relation to our facilities, we can still provide free on board (FOB) bids to producers and DLVD offers to end users. Consider us a one-stop shop for grain processors with the ability to supply every input used in rations and product mixes.
We have a history of investing in assets that support proper storage and transportation of identity-preserved grains, including trucks, elevators and more. We’re eager to bring creative solutions that support organic infrastructure for your business.
Many of our custom solutions for grain processors involve developing infrastructure in places with grain surplus, a lack of storage or handling and rail-loading deficit.
In Grainton, Nebraska, we invested in a high-speed shuttle loading facility with track capacity for 110 cars, 6 million bushels of storage, and ability to load out railcars at 60,000 bushels per hour. Our rail connection gives end-use customers faster access to consistent, high-quality produced grains at scale.
In Coolidge, Kansas, our shuttle loader on the BNSF mainline handles wheat, milo, and corn. Upgrades expanded total storage capacity to 6.5 million bushels and boosted grain unloading speed by 30 percent, deepening our commitment to local producers and providing them access to expanded markets.