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Railcars serving food and agricultural production operations

Agriculture & Grain

When the grind stops, the losses start.

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What Does Bad Rail Service Actually Cost?

For one operation, a stopped grind runs about one million dollars a day. That is roughly $42,000 an hour, every hour the railcars are not where they need to be.

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Demurrage, storage, missed turns, lost throughput. The costs of unreliable switching stay invisible until they add up to a number no one budgeted for.

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The Prairie Line exists to keep that from happening. Reliable switching, on schedule, so the grind never stops.

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