In the very near future, the trackability of your grain will become ever more important to the end consumer. The partnership between AMVC and Landus started organically three years ago and has resulted in a reliable product that farmers can contribute to and be rewarded for. In this episode of the GROW Podcast, Landus VP of External Affairs, Elizabeth Burns-Thompson hosts AMVC Swine Nutritionist, Trey Kellner for a ceremonial ribbon cutting of the AMVC feed mill in Hamlin, IA.

Highlights:

•AMVC Hamlin Corn Consumption (8,500,000 bushels) / Audubon Corn Production (20,550,000 bushels) = Representative amount of Audubon Corn Consumed by AMVC Feed Mill (approx. 41% of county corn crop)

•AMVC Hamlin Soy Meal Consumption (48,000 tons) X Amount of bushels per MT of meal (46.39 bushels) / Audubon Soy Production (5,2750,000 bushels) = Representative amount of Audubon Soy Consumed by AMVC Feed Mill (approx. 42% of county soy crop)

•Finished product can serve swine in an 80-mile radius (a million pigs annually)

•Complete and closed loop system between Landus farmer, Landus grain receiving capabilities, AMVC processing, and AMVC delivering.