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DTN / The Progressive Farmer | 3,142 followers on LinkedIn | The independent, trusted source of actionable insights focused on feeding, fueling and protecting the world. | DTN/Progressive Farmer is revolutionizing the agriculture industry with its game-changing agricultural information solutions and market intelligence that enable customers to actively and effectively manage their businesses. The company’s insightful, independent content along with proprietary business management tools and in-depth market analysis empower better decision making from today’s forward-looking agricultural producers, agribusiness leaders and commodity market traders.

Who We Are An Ingredient Supplier: For more than 35 years Grain Millers has been a leading manufacturer of conventional and organic whole grain ingredients used in cereals, breads, bars, and many other products served around the world. These grains include oats, wheat, barley, and rye, which we mill into flours, flakes, brans, and fibers. Grain Millers also sells a variety of specialized ingredients such as organic industrial alcohol, quinoa, flax, lentils, soybeans, mustard, and tapioca. A Value-Added Manufacturer: On-site blending and retail packaging facilities provide a retail-ready product for distribution direct to store shelves. Having these services at our mills translates into direct benefits in improved product quality, lower shipping costs, and lower packaging costs. Your International Partner: Grain Millers sells quality ingredients around the world. Our sales team is familiar with customs documentation, trade regulations and world-wide freight logistics. We also offer Identity Preserved (IP) contracting for many of our specialty products.

Founded in 1877 and Headquartered in Kansas, United States. Farm Journal is the nation's leader in agriculture content, data and business insights. Farm Journal magazine was a way to share practical advice to improve the livelihoods of farmers living within a days horseback ride of the publication office in Philadelphia.