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Agricultural & Industry Highlights Twomey Company
Twomey Company was founded by V.T. Twomey in 1945 when he purchased a small wood frame elevator from Davis Grain Company. It had a storage capacity of 65,000 bushels. In 1956 the wood framed elevator and office were destroyed by fire and were replaced by a concrete elevator holding 180,000 bushels.
In 1961 V.T. Twomey died and his children continued the business. The company has since grown from a single location in Smithshire with storage capacity of 600.000 bushels in 1961 to seven grain handling and storage locations with a total capacity of approximately 50,000,000 bushels.
In 1972 a barge loading facility was added at the Mississippi River west of Gladstone in Henderson County giving Twomey company the ability to ship grain by barge. The headquarters for Twomey Company has remained in Smithshire where the company was founded.
Today Twomey Company operates seven grain elevators located at Smithshire, Larchland, Yorkwood, Media, Suez Twp, Gladstone Bluff, and Twomey Landing (River) in Illinois to serve the marketing, drying, and storage needs of our customer. The company operates a fluid suspension fertilizer plant, provides custom spraying, crop scouting, and crop inputs.
The Company is a member of the National Grain and Feed Association, Illinois Grain and Feed Association, Grain Elevator and Processing Society, Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association, and the Ag Retailers Association.
For more information website: www.twomeyco.com
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