A Company that is Growing with You
Since our founding, TGM has expanded strategically to enhance our capabilities and better serve our customers:
- 2006: TGM acquired Huisinga Grain in Casey and five elevators from Willow Hill Grain Company, adding to our original four elevators.
- 2009: Purchased Bennett Grain in Windsor.
- 2010: Merged grain assets in Bond County with South Central FS Inc.
- 2013: Acquired Moomaw Grain in Stewardson.
- 2017: Expanded into Indiana with the purchase of the Hillsboro facility.
- 2019: Merged assets with Okaw Farmers Cooperative in Moultrie and Douglas counties.
- 2021: Acquired the Champaign facility from The Andersons, adding 12.5 million bushels of upright storage and access to the NS rail line.
In 2024, following a bin failure at our Arcola facility, we initiated a rebuild, demolishing damaged infrastructure and constructing three new bins and advanced grain handling equipment, set for completion in time for the 2025 harvest. Additionally, we broke ground on a major expansion at our Neoga facility, adding 1.5 million bushels of upright storage, 50,000 bushels of dumping capacity, and an enhanced rail load-out system to improve customer experience, also slated for completion by the 2025 harvest.
In 2025, we began a state-of-the-art expansion at our Lis facility, which will include 80,000 bushels per hour of additional dumping capacity, 1.6 million bushels of upright storage, new inbound and outbound scales with RFID technology, an upgraded rail load-out system, and access to the INRD rail line. This project will enhance efficiency, improve customer experience, and open new markets for local farmers, with completion expected for the 2026 harvest.