Farmers in Huntington and Wells Counties in Indiana lost millions of dollars due to the failure of local grain mills in 2020. Now those farmers are speaking out, warning another grain failure is on the horizon if things don’t change, reportsWANE 15.
When Salamonie Mills and Agland Grainsurrendered their licenses last spring, the Indiana Grain Buyers and Warehouse Licensing Agency collected and reviewed company records to identify farmers who may have been impacted by the closure.
去年12月,印第安纳州的谷物赔偿公司,说tributed millions to farmers of Salamonie Mills and Agland Grain.
Bills authored in the wake of the failures --House Bill 1483, andSenate Bill 346-- are currently waiting for hearing in the State House and Senate.
More than 200 farmers and/or groups were impacted by the grain elevator companies’ closures, losing more than $9.2 million dollars. Monday night a dozen of those farmers sat down withWANE 15.Click hereto view the report.
