GRAIN TRAC REMOTE BIN MONITORING

Nov 12, 2009 3:54 PM

Spirit Lake, IA, November 12, 2009 – TSGC, Inc. (dba as Tri-States Grain Conditioning, Inc.) is pleased to announce the addition of Grain TRAC Remote Bin Monitoring to their product line. Now you can read your TSGC temperature cables from any computer with Internet access, anywhere, anytime. Grain TRAC provides you the ability to monitor all your bins on a daily basis without driving, climbing, or keeping hand-written notes. Grain TRAC will pay for itself by reducing risk and improving grain quality while reducing labor and energy costs. Call 1-800-438-8367 for a free quote or visit www.TsgcInc.com for more information.

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