Ready for Grain Storage Requirements?
- staitz
- Sep 4
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 10
USDA continues to report increases in year over year grain production.
USDA outlooks point to strong year-over-year grain production and firm export demand. That’s great news—until bins hit capacity. When harvest runs hard and movement lags, temporary storage keeps combines rolling and grain quality protected.
“The US feed usage and exports were stronger than expected, especially for export, where the USDA was very aggressive, leading to the lower-than-expected ending stocks number on new-crop corn,” said Patrick Sparks, vice president of Global Risk Management, Inc., in US crop production expectations.

While production is up, yields are up and exports are up, temporary storage needs are also up. If increasing temporary storage is in you or your customer's future, we at Acadian Industrial Textiles are ready with the mesh fabrics that are often used solutions.
Plan now to avoid harvest scrambles
Order a 5–10% buffer for support equipment, replacement parts, etc;
Ask about volume tiers & lead times.

We’re ready when you are
If temporary storage is in your (or your customer’s) near future, Acadian Industrial Textiles can help you spec the right mesh and deliver on time.
Request samples or a quote: Contact us and we’ll size panels, recommend a layered system if needed, and price options that fit your timeline and budget.
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