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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1983

Page

5

Superior port defies seaway clock with late season surge

Winter ice and winds sped the final Great Lakes shipping rush as 21 ships, 15 salties, loaded at Superior and Duluth before the extended Dec 15 closing. Officials won a two day extension to exit by Monday, avoiding fines up to 80 000 a day, amid debates on a longer season and broader grain exports recovery after embargo and policy blows. Grain shipments rose 25 percent this year, aided by Canada taking much of the grain trade, with Superior shipments totaling about 176.5 million bushels by late November. Port Director James McCarville remains optimistic, despite industry strains from past policy.

Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Superior Duluth U.S Peey Monay Superior Harbor James McCarville Minnesota Jimmy Carter Thunder Bay Ontario Canada McCarville Lake Superior Port of Davis Helberg Ag Department Granlund

Grain exports and Twin Ports seek bigger seaway role

A two day international trade workshop in the Twin Ports tackled expanding grain shipments via the St Lawrence Seaway. Officials urged longer season from March to December, tax rebates to rival Mississippi Gulf ports, and deeper locks to fit larger ships. They urged federal policy shifts to boost exports and dollar value, citing drought, embargo effects, and the region as a residual port for Midwest grain.

Mississippi Gulf of Mexico

Late-season grain export boom keeps Superior inspectors busy

Wisconsin and federal inspectors supervise export shipments at the Port of Superior where 106 grain inspectors handle sample checks moisture protein oil and weights. Peak activity runs November to early December with most grain from the Red River Valley.

Wisconsin Granlund Port of Superior Red River Valley Dakotas Minnesota

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