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WCCO Belting's Mike Schroeder provided North America Farm Equipment Magazine with a Q&A focused on the importance of working together up front on a conveyor solution, which leads to positive outcomes in the fields for hemp farmers.

Jean Voorhees, VP of Business Development at WCCO Belting, wrote a blog post to call out and thank the infrastructure crews who work to build and repair our highways, bridges, dams, underground pipelines and more.

WCCO Belting's Mike Schroeder wrote an article outlining the differences of stationary plants versus mobile crushers for the aggregates industry.

Rock Products covered WCCO Belting's new Direct X Cleat. The belting solution is for crushing, grinding, sorting, screening and piling operations in the aggregate and recycling industries.

Tom Shorma authored an article that ran in Rubber & Plastics News about how he lead the WCCO Belting team from a distance during a self imposed quarantine at the onset of the pandemic. In the article, he included key lessons learned from the company's response efforts.

Tom Shorma, CEO/President of WCCO Belting, authored an article that was published in Chief Executive magazine about how the company's Employee Value Proposition has helped guide them through the pandemic like a rally cry.

Tom Shorma, CEO/President of WCCO Belting, shared some insights from the company - deemed an essential business - as they readied the production facility and their offices for the COVID-19 crisis.

The Wahpeton Daily News wrote an article about what businesses are doing to keep employees safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pit & Quarry magazine covered our new Direct X Cleat profile for the aggregates industry. The pocket-style pattern captures conveyed material immediately upon loading, reducing the amount of product movement on the belt cover and limiting cover wear.

WCCO Belting switched up their annual “Peanut Butter Can Save the World” food drive adding Mac 'N Cheese! They then donated the 248 pounds of food collected to the Richland-Wilkin Food Pantry.