DeBruce Grain has three elevators in Amarillo, Texas with a combined capacity of 12.4 million bushels.

Amarillo originates a large amount of rail and cross country truck corn to serve the local feedlots. Amarillo is also strategically located to originate large volumes of wheat and milo for export and for shipments to wheat mills and west coast feed mills. The three Amarillo facilities complement our Plainview, Etter and Dimmitt locations, providing full coverage of the Texas Panhandle.

• Elevator "A" acquired in 1997 has a storage capacity of 3.9 million bushels, The facility is located adjacent to Elevator "C". Elevator A has a rail track capacity of 110 cars for both receiving and shipping and is served by the Union Pacific Railroad and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad.
• Elevator "B" acquired in 1996 has a storage capacity of 2.0 million bushels of which 1.2 million is upright concrete and 800,000 is hopper bottomed steel tanks. This facility is served by the Union Pacific Railroad and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad.
• Elevator "C," acquired in 2000, has a storage capacity of 6.4 million bushels. The facility is located adjacent to Elevator A and is served by the Union Pacific Railroad and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad.