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Marshall Faith (Photo courtesy of Scoular.)
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Scoular founder dies at age 96

Marshall Faith, Scoular founder and Omaha business and civic leader who grew company into a global enterprise, dies at age 96. Read More

Scoular's producer advisor group. Photo courtesy of Scoular
Biz News, Iowa, Kansas, Machinery, Nebraska

Scoular farmer adviser group strengthens partnership

Scoular recently celebrated an expansion at its Coolidge, Kansas, location.
Biz News, Central Region, Corn, Grain Sorghum, Kansas, Regional Roundup, Wheat

Scoular invests in key High Plains facility



Canola blooming (K-State Research and Extension)

Canola pre-plant meeting set for Aug. 26 near Hutchinson

Scoular's crush facility near Goodland, Kansas.(Courtesy photo.)

Canola crop shows promise despite challenges

Mid America Agri Products/Wheatland’s ethanol plant in Madrid, Nebraska. (Courtesy photo.)

Scoular named new supplier for Mid America ethanol plant

This pail of irrigated corn from a north-central Kansas field, should produce a pleasing yield, but the price is so far disappointing. (Journal photo by Tim Unruh.)

‘Outside forces’ imperative for profit in good corn yields

Sandra Hulm, senior vice president of the oilseeds and renewable division at Scoular, cuts a ribbon signifying the opening of the company’s canola and soybean crush plant near Goodland, Kansas. Among the dignitaries who assisted with the Sept. 18 event were (pictured to her left) Lt. Gov. David Toland and Secretary of Agriculture Mike Beam. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Scoular crushes with canola expansion at Goodland

Canola got a dose of good news when Scoular announced plans to expand its crushed seed facility west of Goodland, Kansas. (Photo courtesy of Michael Stamm.)

Crush seed facility shot in the arm for canola, agronomist says

Expansion project triples capacity for Petsource

Company’s advisory panel discuss farm challenges