Rail bottlenecks are growing more severe. National Grain and Feed Association Chief Economist Max Fisher says its members have been impacted by rail service disruptions. “Some people are having a hard time getting timely service and if they do get their shipment, it might be smaller than expected. There’s just not enough grain that’s moving by rail.” Fisher has heard reports of grain shortages due to rail issues. “Facilities that process grain aren’t receiving enough to satisfy demand. Some of them are going offline from time to time.”
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