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The Ag Innovation Campus held its phase one grand opening on Thursday afternoon. AG leaders and representatives spoke in front of a large audience before the ceremonial cutting of the ribbon. The project started roughly five years ago when AG leaders realized there was nowhere to process many new soybeans. Many farmers were having issues […]
The Ag Innovation Campus (AIC) has begun the first phase of construction of its soybean crush plant, and results can already be seen with a concrete building standing on the corner of Ingersoll Ave. and Highway 75. During the month of June, Ag Innovation Campus Acting CEO Tom Slunecka reported that they have completed the
The Ag Innovation Campus (AIC) is making headway in the competition of its first phase of construction of its Soybean Crush Plant and is beginning its construction of the Crush Plant this month. The Ag Innovation Campus is a summer construction project happening in Crookston that will create a one-of-a-kind, non-profit facility that is being completed
The first phase of construction on the Ag Innovation Campus schedule is completed, as the non-profit crush and research facility moves a step closer to its 2022 production goal. “We’re excited to be on track and moving forward with our plan to launch next year,” AIC Board Chair Mike Skaug said. “Despite all the
Epitome Energy, LLC announced Thursday during an open house at Valley Technology Park that they were kicking off the air permitting and environmental assessment processes with the hopes of putting a shovel in the ground in the Fall of 2020. The open house was attended by more than 90 people including many local and state
Epitome Energy, alongside Minnesota Department of Agriculture Thom Petersen and Minnesota Soybean CEO Tom Slunecka, will be hosting an event Thursday, Sept. 5 announcing the permit processing for the Soy Innovation Campus in Crookston has commenced. The announcement will take place at 2 p.m. at the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Agency, and is open
