Sentences with phrase «grain elevators»

The wheat is being tested for contamination at a local grain elevator, he said.

Dusts can also act as explosives (some of you may have heard of grain elevators exploding).

With strong competition in the industry, Viterra has made it a priority in recent years to carefully invest in its asset network through strategic acquisitions, building new grain elevators in targeted areas and undertaking capital upgrades.

Grain Terminal Large grain elevator facility with the capacity to ship grain by rail and / or barge to domestic or foreign markets.

Would you make a good grain elevator worker?

Would you make a good Grain Elevator Worker?

The Erie Canal Harbor Corporation will be lighting the Connecting Terminal Grain Elevator.

But for grain farmers and grain elevator operators in states like Minnesota and the Dakotas, it's a near disastrous crisis that could continue to cost them tens of millions of dollars.

Unlike many fresh market growers, grain growers are separated from their consumers by multiple layers of infrastructure, like grain elevators, co-operatives, mills and ingredient companies.

Heritage Park is looking for mechanically - inclined individuals to interpret and learn to operate historic equipment in the following trade sites: Strathmore Standard, Shonts Grain Elevator, Atlas Lumber Company, and Flett's Blacksmith Shop.

But in 2006, while the idle grain elevators and coke ovens sat rusting on the banks of Lake Erie, something unexpected happened.

That will mean more rail lines but also grain elevators, sidings and short - line rail track beds.

Or explore the Buffalo River corridor on a kayak tour and paddle through Elevator Alley — an amazing collection of imposing grain elevators.

Silo City — the world's largest grain elevator collection, lovingly reinvented into a most unusual — and popular — event space for craft beer festivals, flea markets, literary readings and more.

Marion Post Wolcott (American, 1910 - 1990) Highway Showing Grain Elevators and Part of Town of Froid, Montana

I've seen a few abandoned steel mills in my day, but found the scale of Buffalo's grain elevators astounding.

Frank Gohlke Grain Elevators, Homewood, Kansas - Series III, 1973 Gelatin silver print; printed 1974 8 x 8 inches From an edition of 30

The gallery has also made it a mission to show work that directly shows Buffalo's fading industrial past, with exhibitions such as Jesse Webber's You Can't Smoke in Here, Mr. Corbusier, You'll Burn This Mother Down, featuring silkscreen prints of photographs of several grain elevators taken by Herd and Hilla Becher, who are husband and wife.

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As an art student at the University of Minnesota, James Rosenquist found work painting grain elevators and storage tanks.

While smaller farms grow biomass for energy alongside food crops, grain elevators at large organizations become refueling stations.

The concrete grain elevator was invented here (they used to be wood and would burn down regularly).

... the simple structures of industrial building such as grain elevators and big silos... These examples of modern engineering, designed for practical use only, and obviously without any decorative assistance from an architect, made a deep impression by their simple structure reduced to basic forms of geometry such as cubes and cylinders.

Mary had an idea to turn the old grain elevators and storage buildings into a theatre and artistic center.

At least that's the hope of Ogden & Co., REALTORS ®, which is serving as broker for the sale of more than 100 condominium units that were converted from high, silo - shaped grain elevators used by Schlitz in suburban Glendale, Wis..

Monographs include Landscapes from the Middle of the World: Photographs 1972 — 1987 (1988); Measure of Emptiness: Grain Elevators in the American Landscape (1992); The Sudbury River: A Celebration (1993); and Mount St. Helens (2005).

Before the talk, Kiefer took an escorted trip through Silo City, the post-industrial complex of grain elevators and rusting structures that has...

Growing up on the family farm, he learned hard work and responsibility, milking cows by lantern light and in the evening retreating to his bedroom to pore over receipt book pages gifted from the local grain elevator — a first lesson in balance sheets.

Downers Grove, Ill. - based developer Lextech Global Services worked on an iPhone app that would allow one person to load a truck from a grain elevator, rather than two.

In the Twin Cities, the Blue Line light - rail system originally ran only from Mall of America to downtown, sparking development along that corridor that had been mostly industrial businesses and grain elevators.

An 1897 map shows three wagon shops, two blacksmith shops, a grain elevator, several stores and the Orland Park Hotel, which contained a single - lane bowling alley and a bar and had an outdoor privy.

Four names are under consideration, all featuring a Buffalo reference: «Chip,» which is a play on the hotel's location at Delaware and Chippewa; «Silo,» which pays tribute to the city's grain elevators; «Grover,» a salute to the former Buffalo mayor and United State President Grover Cleveland; and «Sally,» in honor of Sally Johnson, wife of the first mayor of Buffalo, Ebenezer Johnson.

Outside his office window at UW - Milwaukee's School of Freshwater Sciences are the grain elevators and coal piles that define the city's inner harbor.

He undertakes this task partly through hundreds of photographs taken from airplanes, cars, and the public side of many a chain - link fence, partly through the direct, accessible prose of a man who appreciates the history, engineering, and aesthetics of such wonders as barn hay hoods, grain elevators, oil pipelines, and the ventilation towers of the Holland Tunnel.

This is a blog about railroads, photography, and grain elevators, in Canada, the USA and beyond.

Especially not when her father is Dwayne Johnson, roughly the size of a grain elevator.

ABOUT THE RESOURCE: This pack includes Chapter Summaries, Comprehension Questions, Digging Deeper Opportunities (includes character studies and plot studies), Creative Writing Tasks, and Non-Fiction Tasks related to content of the novel (scars, parrot, San Francisco, Iowa, corn, grain elevator, bioluminescence, seeds).

If you're not looking for the grain elevators, you might not see Thomasboro, Illinois.

Eastern Carolina Broadband has mounted transmitter equipment on this grain elevator in Lenoir County's Deep Run community, which can provide a wireless signal for internet service in a five - mile radius.

A Strong West Wind begins in the 1950s in the wilds of the Texas Panhandle — a place of both boredom and beauty, its flat horizons broken only by oil derricks, grain elevators, and church steeples.

A place where people buy and sell the actual commodities (i.e., grain elevator, bank, etc.).

The students also set up displays at local veterinary clinics and a grain elevator.

Just 28 individually designed and decorated rooms, including a spectacular penthouse, are being built in the grain elevator portion of this historic grain silo.

Donny Smutz (pronounced «Sm - ooo - tz») grew up in the American heartland of Kansas, but his paintings have nothing to do with big skies and grain elevators.

It's called a grain elevator.