Stepping onto a construction site and witnessing innovation in its purest form is always a privilege.
This week, We had the opportunity to visit the new Stueve Construction facility build in Holdrege, Nebraska, where a unique project is taking shape: a state-of-the-art wooden liquid fertilizer building.
While many in our industry are familiar with Stueve’s robust wooden structures, seeing this liquid storage facility in its “bare-bones” stage—before the interior is completed—was truly eye-opening. The sheer volume of engineered wood and the structural design are a testament to modern construction capabilities.
Our immediate professional assessment is that the inherent strength and structural resilience of this wood-based design far surpass that of a typical Pre-Engineered Metal Building (PEMB). This is a powerful statement about the future of durable, high-capacity agricultural infrastructure.
What are your thoughts on the growing trend of wood construction in industrial and agricultural sectors? Share your insights below!
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