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Star Tribune on 2022-12-21 18:30

State fund would help Minnesota grain elevators, which are closing at an alarming rate for farmers

After bankruptcies by grain-buyers, including an organic foods company in Fridley, the push is on for a state-backed indemnity fund.

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