US EditionWhat the Ideal Base for Truckers Looks Like: How Divine Enterprises Inc. Powers Ag-Focused Logistics
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What the Ideal Base for Truckers Looks Like: How Divine Enterprises Inc. Powers Ag-Focused Logistics
ROCKLIN, Calif. — You don’t hear about it much, but one of the most critical parts of modern agriculture doesn’t happen on the farm. It happens between farms. Between elevators. Processing plants. Ports. The trucks that move seed, feed, grain, and machinery — they’re what make the entire ag supply chain actually work. Divine Enterprises Inc. isn’t just aware of this — they’ve built their services around it. Their base in Elgin, Illinois, isn’t a…
The distance between production centers, import ports and rural properties has been a challenge for agribusiness, according to Jonathan Delpino, an expert in agricultural logistics. He says that unpaved roads and climate variations between regions increase operating costs and transportation risks. Brazil's continental dimensions and poor infrastructure in remote areas negatively impact the delivery of fertilizers, pesticides and seeds to rural p…
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