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Plan your grain dome now for construction during off season
For storage projects where construction typically demands warmer temperatures, there’s another option: A DomeSilo can be built any time of year, with work marching right through the calendar. The industry ...
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American Crystal Sugar project video available now
Repeat customer American Crystal Sugar hired Dome Technology to build a second sugar DomeSilo in Montgomery, Illinois, USA, doubling the distribution facility’s storage capacity. This dome, with its 75,000-metric-ton capacity, ...
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New American Crystal Sugar project summary posted
Dome Technology has produced a project summary highlighting a second dome built for American Crystal Sugar in Montgomery, Illinois, USA, a move that doubled the distribution facility’s storage capacity. This dome, ...
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How domes mitigate major grain concerns
Since wheat, corn, canola, soybeans, and the like are sensitive to moisture and temperature changes, an airtight structure that wards off water and controls the interior environment is the best ...
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New sugar overview available now
We are pleased to share our updated sugar overview, full of information about services we provide the sugar industry. Check it out here!
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Sugar project underway in Middle East
The Dome Technology team has been busy in the Middle East working on a 30,000 metric ton sugar-storage DomeSilo for Oman Sugar Refinery Company. The dome is 124 feet in ...
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DomeSilos store grain long-term when shipping conditions aren’t ideal
When rivers are too high for barges to navigate, grain processors face two big questions: How to maintain product quality when shipping conditions aren’t optimal, and how to keep the ...
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DomeSilos boast increased storage, greater product protection for grain
Grain companies looking to increase storage at existing sites can maximize their investment by selecting a DomeSilo from Dome Technology. By building a new structure on an existing footprint, companies ...
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DomeSilos help prevent mold, mildew in grain storage
Grain producers know that mold, mildew, and time are major concerns when storing large amounts of product during warm seasons. According to DTN/The Progressive Farmer, since grain stored improperly can ...
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Gavilon project video available now
A new video showcasing the Gavilon soybean dome is live now. The 170 X 110-foot dome replaced ground piles, allowing the company to reduce labor demands, maximize mix and blend opportunities, ...