CONVEY’26 Returns to Omaha with a Focus on Safety, Operations and Industry Progress
CONVEY’26 lands in Omaha, Nebraska, August 3–5, 2026, bringing together today’s safety and operations leaders navigating new technologies, evolving regulations, and increasing pressure to do more with less. This annual event is once again hosted by Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS), Grain Journal, and the National Grain and Feed Association (NGFA). CONVEY‘26 is a unique opportunity designed for grain professionals who want practical strategies, real-world insights, and forward-looking solutions they can put into action immediately.
Thousands of professionals have relied on CONVEY for its focused, high-impact program covering the issues shaping safety performance. “Safety and operational excellence remain essential priorities across the grain and grain processing industries,” said John Caupert, GEAPS CEO. “CONVEY’26 brings together the leaders, ideas, and proven practices that help reduce risk, strengthen performance, and stay ahead of changing demands.”
New in 2026, the Mycotoxin Risk: From Ground to Feed Workshop offers a comprehensive look at one of agriculture’s most persistent challenges. Held on Monday, August 3, prior to the opening night reception, the session will explore how mycotoxins influence the entire value chain—from growing conditions and harvest through storage, processing, and animal food production. With a focus on regulatory considerations and practical application, the workshop will highlight why this issue matters to industry stakeholders and identify key areas where participants can take action within their operations.
“Building upon the successes of previous years, we are excited to offer an even more dynamic and comprehensive program for CONVEY’26,” said Jess McCluer, NGFA Senior Vice President, Safety and Regulatory. “This collaborative effort promises expert-led sessions covering the latest in safety protocols, technological advancements, and operational strategies.” Expanded networking events will also provide invaluable insights and connections for grain, feed, and processing professionals.
Both returning and new participants are invited to join the experience and build stronger relationships, smarter strategies, and real business opportunities. “CONVEY’26 brings together the conversations and connections that matter most, with a focus on safety, automation, regulation, workforce challenges, and the practical solutions driving operations forward,” said Glen Gudino, President of GEAPS Media Group, publisher of Grain Journal. “Whether you’re managing facilities, addressing technical challenges, or making key investment decisions, CONVEY is where meaningful discussions take place.”
The event will feature presentations and panel discussions highlighting real-world strategies and operational insights. GEAPS and NGFA members may now register at a discounted rate for the conference and/or the Mycotoxin workshop. Early-bird pricing expires June 30. For a complete list of presentations, additional information, or to register, please visit conveyconference.com.
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About GEAPS
Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) is a global community of thought leaders in the grain and grain processing industries. To fulfill our mission to champion, connect and serve the global grain industry and our members, GEAPS provides opportunities for networking, training and education, and access to marketplace of industry suppliers. GEAPS’ network includes more than 4,200 individual members from approximately 1,200 companies. Join our network today!
About Grain Journal
For more than 50 years, Grain Journal has served as a leading source of information for the grain handling and processing industry, covering the full scope of operations from storage and transportation to milling and feed production. The publication delivers in-depth reporting on facility design, equipment innovation, safety practices and regulatory developments, along with real-world insights from operators and industry experts. With a focus on practical application and forward-looking trends, Grain Journal equips decision-makers with the knowledge needed to navigate an increasingly complex and evolving industry. Learn more at GrainJournal.com.
About NGFA
The National Grain and Feed Association (NGFA), established in 1896, consists of grain, feed, processing, exporting and other grain-related companies that operate facilities handling U.S. grains and oilseeds. Its membership includes grain elevators; feed and feed ingredient manufacturers; biofuels companies; grain and oilseed processors and millers; exporters; livestock and poultry integrators; and associated firms that provide goods and services to the nation’s grain, feed and processing industry. The NGFA consists of 24 affiliated State and Regional Grain and Feed Associations. Nationwide, the industry helps generate 1.16 million jobs and $401.7 billion in economic impact. Learn more at NGFA.org.
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