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Energy also produces high value feed
co-products — wet distiller’s grain, syrup
and corn oil — that are the remnants
of the corn after the ethanol producing
starch is removed. These co-products
are sold to nearby beef and dairy operations.
█ Siouxpreme Egg Products
321 Second Ave. SW
712-722-4787
Egg processing company was founded
in 1981.
█ Trans Ova Genetics
2930 380th St.
712-722-3586 | www.transova.com
Trans Ova Genetics provides industry-leading
reproductive technologies
and expertise to cattle breeders
through a professional services team
that works closely with clients to understand
their breeding goals and ultimately
help clients advance and extend
superior genetics. It began in 1980.
█ Smithfield Foods-Sioux Center
251 15th St. NE
712-722-3675
A division of Patrick Cudahy LLC,
headquartered in Milwaukee, WI.
The Sioux Center facility processes
fresh pork bellies into smoked, sliced,
cooked and ready-to-eat bacon and
bacon toppings for food service and
retail customers.
█ Visser Elevator
412 Third Ave. NW
712-722-0661
www.visserelevator.com
Visser Elevator, established in 1946,
focuses on hog and poultry feeds at
its main milling facility and has a sister
mill focusing on strictly poultry feed.
The poultry mill, Center Fresh Egg, was
built in 2005.
Address: 102 S. Main Ave., Sioux
Center
Phone: 712-722-2138
Online: www.siouxcenterlibrary.org
Hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Thursday;
9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Saturday
Director: Becky Bilby
E-mail: support@siouxcenterlibrary.
org
The Sioux Center Public Library is
conveniently located along Highway
75, south of the post office.
The 20,000-square-foot space opened
in 2008 and includes meeting rooms, a
computer lab and art gallery, as well as
books and movies.
The present facility replaced the
former library located on First Avenue
Northeast after it was destroyed in a
July 2003 fire.
Following the fire, the library was
housed in the Sioux Center Community
Center for five years, which
was razed to make room for the new
library’s parking lot.
The library was originally established
in 1927 by a committee of Women’s
Club members in Sioux Center.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or
regular user, the Sioux Center Public
Library wants to make patrons feel
welcome. The library has many materials
and services that people may not
know are available, and that includes
e-books, free wireless internet, online
resources and numerous children and
adult programs. It also has meeting
rooms available for public use and
is home to the Greater Sioux County
Genealogical Society research department.
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