CHS Expands Myrtle Grove Terminal to Boost Grain Exports
Slice of Agriculture Team
05/21/2025
Key highlights
- 30% increase in grain handling capacity for corn, soybeans, wheat, soybean meal, and DDGS
- Enhanced efficiency with faster loading and unloading operations
- New infrastructure includes six concrete silos, upgraded weighing systems, and a new dock
- First U.S. grain-dedicated E-Crane to cut energy costs and boost productivity
- Strategic location near New Orleans reduces river congestion and shipping times
Notable Quote
“ The strategic location of the Myrtle Grove facility will help CHS export more grain with increased precision, supporting volume growth to benefit the entire supply chain — from farmers’ fields to global markets. Faster, more efficient loading and unloading helps CHS connect owners with more customers around the world. ”
John Griffith, Executive Vice President, Agriculture Business at CHS
Why This Matters
The expansion of the CHS Myrtle Grove terminal is a significant advancement in U.S. agricultural logistics. By boosting handling capacity by 30% and incorporating innovative technologies like the nation's first grain-exclusive E-Crane, CHS is reinforcing its role as a key player in global grain trade. This move not only supports American farmers by providing faster market access but also strengthens the global supply chain, ensuring timely delivery of essential commodities to international markets.
