SIDNEY, Mont. – Complete with shuttle loader capacity, EGT (Export Grain Terminal), LLC, is betting on growers wanting more options for marketing their grain, especially durum and soybeans, in the MonDak region.
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EGT Sidney hopes soybean acreage increases
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EGT Sidney handles several crops, including soybeans.
“We felt Sidney had huge potential for growth,” said Gordon Holt, manager of EGT. Holt was also one of the speakers for the ARS-Montana State University MonDak Ag Research Summit. “Farmers have told us they wanted options for their grain, and they want competition. We are providing that and are rapidly growing in the MonDak region.”
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