- asphalt or concrete floor,
- rigid, self-supporting sidewalls,
- aeration,
- acceptable waterproof covering,
- access to the grain for the purpose of sampling; and,
- the grain must be removed from temporary storage by May 1, 2020, unless an extension is granted by the agency director.
- paid in full and owned by the elevator,
- removed from emergency storage by Jan. 31, 2020, unless an extension has been granted by the agency director; and,
- no stored grain belonging to others is allowed.
Once a temporary or emergency storage request has been approved, the grain is considered an increase in licensed capacity and subject to the same requirements as grain stored in conventional spaces. Warehouse operators are also responsible for maintaining the quantity and quality of the grain.
These options are only available to licensees with a grain bank, warehouse or buyer-warehouse license.
How to apply for temporary or emergency storage
All request for temporary or emergency storage must be submitted to the Agency in writing on company letterhead via first class mail or electronic mail. For further assistance, please contact the Agency's main office by calling (317) 232-1360.
Mailing Address:
Indiana Grain Buyers and Warehouse Licensing Agency
One North Capitol Avenue, Suite 600
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Electronic Mail: