Beck's Breaks Ground on Soybean Facility in Missouri

Beck’s, the largest family-owned retail seed company in the United States, has announced the groundbreaking of a new soybean processing facility in New Madrid, Missouri, aimed at meeting the increasing demand for soybeans in the Mid-South region. The facility will span 60,000 square feet on 105.5 acres and is expected to process 3 million units of soybeans annually, providing significant support for local farmers. Construction will occur in phases, with the first phase set to be completed by December 2024 and the facility fully operational by fall 2026, creating 17 new jobs. Missouri Governor Mike Parson welcomed the investment, highlighting its potential to boost the local economy and strengthen the agricultural sector. Scott Beck, the company's president, emphasized the commitment to high-quality service and partnership with the community. This development marks another step in Beck's strategy to enhance agricultural infrastructure in the U.S.