Genscape recently completed the calibration of the Louis Dreyfus soybean processing facility in Claypool, Indiana. Clients will now have processing information from the four largest plants in Indiana, which historically, accounts for more than 75 percent of the soybean processing capacity in the state. According to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), the annual processing limits for the Claypool facility translate to 206,000 bushels per day. Figure 1 below shows the historic monthly processing data from Title V reporting from the Claypool facility. Since 2015, IDEM data shows that facility downtime typically occurs in the spring and late summer, while the highest monthly processing rates have been observed in the summer months.
