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CHS is building a new soybean processing facility in Evansville, Wisconsin, to increase domestic processing capacity and support agricultural markets.

CHS Inc. has started construction on a new soybean processing plant in Evansville, Wisconsin, to increase domestic processing capacity and meet demand for soybean products.

Russell Kehl is resigning from the CHS Board of Directors, effective December 2, 2026.

CHS Inc. boosts grain handling efficiency with a new 1.1-million-bushel storage system and improved rail loading at its Worthing, S.D., facility, responding to U.S. grain storage deficits and increasing crop yields.

Russell Kehl, a Region 6 Director, will resign from the CHS Board of Directors on December 2, 2026, creating a one-year vacancy.

CHS expanded its Worthing, South Dakota grain terminal in early 2025, adding 1.1 million bushels of storage, a new rail loop, and improved receiving and loading capabilities to address the U.S. grain storage deficit and enhance service to farmers.

CHS Inc.'s Mankato soybean plant was fined over $11,000 by the MPCA for not reporting tank renovations.

CHS Foundation is investing $1 million in National 4-H Council's programs to develop future agriculture leaders, supporting initiatives like Beyond Ready, innovation grants, and youth recognition.

Cooperatives like CHS are vital for rural communities, empowering farmers through collective strength and reinvestment, ensuring long-term success and community support.

CHS Inc. was fined $11,325 by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for violating an aboveground storage tank permit at its Mankato facility.

CHS Oilseed Processing was fined $11,325 for modifying a storage tank without prior notification to state regulators.

Agronomist Sydney Swanson assists farmer-owners in western South Dakota with various agricultural services as part of the CHS River Plains team.

A Minnesota cranberry and soybean farm family, part of the Ocean Spray cooperative, buys farm inputs from CHS.

CHS invested in a new seed treatment blender in Rockford, Washington, to expand seed treatment capabilities and service for growers in the Pacific Northwest.

CHS introduces Abivium, a new seed fluency product with biostimulants and micronutrients to improve seedling health and planting efficiency.

CHS Inc. is building a $700 million soybean processing facility in Evansville, Wisconsin, creating a major new market for state farmers and producing soybean oil and meal.

CHS Inc. plans a new soybean processing facility in Evansville.

CHS Inc. is investing $700 million to build a new soybean processing plant in Evansville, Wisconsin, significantly increasing its soybean crush capacity.

CHS will build a $700 million soybean processing facility in Wisconsin to expand its capacity and meet growing demand for soybean products.

CHS Inc. is constructing a $700 million soybean processing facility in Evansville, Wisconsin, to process 80 million bushels of soybeans annually for various markets.