Canadian National Railway Company
CN's Grain Insight Podcast
Podcast by Canadian National Railway Company
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Episodes
Episode 79: Grain Supply Chain Data Reporting 24.05.2020 4:59
An overview of CN’s weekly grain report and other grain supply chain data
Episode 78: Malting Barley and Malt Supply Chain 18.05.2020 6:03
An overview of malting barley production and the malt industry in Canada
Episode 77: April results, West Coast grain export complexity 04.05.2020 5:46
An overview of CN’s April results and some of the complexities of the West Coast grain supply chain.
Episode 76: Oat Supply Chain 20.04.2020 6:21
An overview of the North American oat supply chain
Episode 75: March results; Canadian milling wheat and durum industry overview 06.04.2020 7:53
An update on CN’s grain results for March along with an overview of the Canadian wheat and durum milling industry and related supply chain
Episode 74: Vessel laytime, demurrage, and despatch 29.03.2020 4:57
A look at the nuts and bolts of vessel load terms and its connection to demurrage/despatch
Episode 72: February results and network recovery update 08.03.2020 4:43
A look at the unprecedented challenges that affected the grain supply chain in February
Episode 58 Rewind: Technology and Innovation 20.01.2020 3:43
How CN is using innovative technology to enhance rail safety and efficiency
Episode 71 Fertilizer Focus 04.01.2020 6:00
A look at changes in the North American fertilizer industry in recent years relation to rail.
Episode 70: Strike recovery update and CN transload focus 15.12.2019 6:40
An update on grain movement in western Canada post-strike and an overview of CN’s transload network.
Episode 69: CN and Iowa 01.12.2019 5:13
A look at Iowa – rail history and CN’s grain network
Episode 68: Port of Thunder Bay and Route to the Atlantic 11.11.2019 6:01
A look at the Port of Thunder Bay and the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Seaway System
Episode 67: CN Eastern Canada Spotlight 28.10.2019 5:28
A look at CN’s operations in eastern Canada
Episode 66 : The Hudson Bay Railway and the Port of Churchill 16.10.2019 5:20
A look at The Hudson Bay Railway and the Port of Churchill, past and present.
Episode 65: Western Canada Harvest Update 26.09.2019 6:17
A look at harvest progress to-date along with harvest outlook and crop quality impacts with Bruce Burnett from MarketsFarm
Episode 64: The Road to Vancouver 10.09.2019 5:16
Following the journey of a train from Kamloops, BC to the Port of Vancouver.
Episode 63: - CN and the railroads of Wisconsin 24.08.2019 4:56
Episode 63: - CN and the railroads of Wisconsin by Canadian National Railway Company
Episode 62: 2018-2019 Crop Year In Review 12.08.2019 4:20
A look back at the 2018 – 2019 crop year and CN’s record movement of grain
Episode 61: CN Grain Plan 2019-2020 06.08.2019 7:46
CN Executive Vice-President Sean Finn discusses the plan to move grain in the 2019 – 2020 crop year
Episode 60: CN, Chicago and the EJ&E 21.07.2019 5:30
A look at Chicago’s complex rail network, the history of the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern railway and its importance to CN’s network today.
Episode 59: The Port of Prince Rupert 07.07.2019 4:55
An in depth look at the grain handling and vessel operations in the Port of Prince Rupert
Episode 58: Technology and Innovation 24.06.2019 4:58
How CN is using innovative technology to enhance rail safety and efficiency
Episode 57: The Illinois Central 07.06.2019 5:04
A look at an integral part of CN’s North American railway, the Illinois Central
Episode 56: CN100, A Moving Celebration 03.06.2019 4:52
A look at 100 years of CN and a preview of our 100th anniversary celebrations.
Episode 55: - The Grand Trunk 27.05.2019 4:45
A look at another important building block of CN, the Grand Trunk railway
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