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US: Monsanto invest $100 million in expansion plan

Monsanto is investing more than $100 million to expand four of its seed processing plants in Indiana, Nebraska and Iowa. Monsanto's Shawn Schrader says most of the money will be spent in Waco, Neb., and Remington, Ind., because those projects will have the biggest effect on production. The Iowa expansion will be in Grinnell and Williamsburg.

Another reason why Monsanto is investing in the Waco, Neb., site is that the area is 100 percent irrigated, so the company would be somewhat protected against drought. The company hopes to have the expanded plants operational by next year's harvest.

Source: indystar.com