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How quick? You can load a waiting 1,000 bushel trailer in just three minutes. How easy? Sudenga’s Scoops are designed to be mobile and self-feeding, so you don’t need another operator in a loader to ensure the grain flows to the Scoop.

Forged in the metaphorical fires of the latest advances in manufacturing technology, the Sudenga Bucket Elevator is the right choice for gentle, reliable grain, feed, and fertilizer handling applications.

Sudenga feed processing equipment included in a new state-of-the-art feed mill project in northern Montana.

The Siouxland chapter of the Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) was awarded the Chapter of Distinction Cup at GEAPS Exchange 2018 in Denver. Read more about GEAPS and the 2018 Siouxland Chapter president here.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy some drone footage of three northwest Iowa farm sites, all featuring Sudenga Medium 30 Bucket Elevators and accessories.

See for yourself what makes Sudenga’s patent pending receiving pit so unique! This one-of-a-kind shallow receiving pit is not just fast, it’s also easier to install than your typical receiving pit and requires little maintenance. Those who have one, love it. Here are four reasons we know you’ll love the shallow drive over too:

How quick? You can load a waiting 1,000 bushel trailer in just three minutes. How easy? Sudenga’s Scoops are designed to be mobile and self-feeding, so you don’t need another operator in a loader to ensure the grain flows to the Scoop.

Sudenga Industries, Inc. announces the issuance of a Patent number 9,650,217 from the US Patent Office for a bin sweep with a weight sensitive link for use in zero entry grain bin sweeps.

Check out these aerial drone photos of a recent bucket elevator project near Monroe, Nebraska.

Meet Max, the newly branded commercial bulk material and grain handling equipment line brought to you by the company you know and trust, Sudenga Industries.

A recent office renovation at Sudenga Industries has allowed for the ultimate collaboration between all involved in the Sudenga feed mill line. Everyone involved in the engineering, sales and manufacturing for all of our feed mill equipment are now located under the same roof and are able to easily work together to create one-of a kind mill systems.

As many of you have already heard, Punxsutawney Phil did see his shadow, so according to Groundhog Day folklore we are in for another 6 weeks of winter. Let’s take a look at how that compares to the local Ember Days forecast previously written about by Sudenga President, Larry Kruse. Will February indeed be snowy, wet, windy and cold?