ADM is a global leader in nutrition who unlocks the power of nature to envision, create and combine ingredients and flavors for food and beverages, supplements, animal feed, and more. With industry-advancing innovations and a complete portfolio of ingredients and solutions from nature to meet any taste, we give customers an edge in solving global nutritional challenges of today and tomorrow. Our breadth, depth, insights, facilities and logistical expertise give us unparalleled capabilities. From the seed of the idea to the outcome of the solution, we enhance the quality of life the world over. More

Our North American headquarters in Decatur, Illinois, is in the agricultural heart of North America, where ADM’s legacy of innovation and service to customers began in Minnesota more than a century ago. Today, 320 ADM facilities in 40 U.S. locations process soybeans, corn and wheat—the nation’s three largest crops—as well as beans, milo, oats, barley and peanuts. More

Bartlett Milling is owned by Bartlett, a Savage Company. We're a family-owned, diversified agri-business founded in 1907 and headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. More

We’ve combined the personal service and dependability of three great flour millers into the nation’s largest independent flour milling company. Our heritage of exceptional service goes back 100 years and our commit to exceed our customers’ expectations remains unchanged. More

King Milling offers a variety of hard and soft wheat products, sourced and processed in accordance with the food industry’s highest health and safety standards. We pride ourselves on unparalleled customer service focused on your specific needs. More

Knappen Milling Company is a fourth-generation family-owned flour and wheat processing facility that started in 1929. We began as a specialty flour mill producing bran products for the growing cereal industry in Battle Creek, MI, and have continued to grow and increase our business with both the cereal, snack food, and wheat-based industries. More

Welcome to mennel.com. At The Mennel Milling Company, we are proud of our heritage and excited about our future. We have been in business over 130 years because we do things the right way, with integrity. We measure our success by each of the custom products that we produce and through the keen understanding of our customer’s unique and individual needs. Anchored by our core values – quality, uniformity and service – Mennel is committed to always bringing our best. More

The North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association began operating October 22, 1922 as a value-added market for wheat produced in North Dakota. In the early 1900’s, the flour mills and grain exchange in Minneapolis were the primary wheat markets for North Dakota farmers and elevators. After freight costs to Minneapolis were deducted from Minneapolis market prices, North Dakota farmers received a low price for their wheat. The North Dakota Mill came into existence to help solve this problem. More

One of the leading independent mills in the United States, the Shawnee Milling Company produces over 2 million pounds of consumer products, food service products, and a wide variety of quality animal feed products every day. These products, known for their quality and value, are produced for a variety of markets including retail, private label, food service, bakery and national account business. More

Siemer Milling Company is a family and employee-owned company. We strive to achieve a high level of competence and customer satisfaction, while cultivating an atmosphere of Respect, Trust, and Responsibility among employees, customers, and suppliers. We are engaged in the creation of grain-based foods that are wholesome, nutritious, and satisfy consumer needs. More

Star of the West Milling Company has continued to grow over the years. It has expanded from one mill to five flour mills today, in four different states, and nine country elevators handling corn and soybeans, processing edible beans and providing local farmers with their crop inputs. The daily flour milling capacity now stands at 33,400 cwts, making Star of the West the 11th largest miller in the United States. More