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Drilling Deeper Episode 38: AGG1 2025 Recap & Reflections

Pit & Quarry caught up with an assortment of industry leaders at AGG1 Aggregates Academy & Expo who reflect on their AGG1 2025 experience while sharing what they saw and heard on the trade show floor. Keep Reading

Tower Rock Stone Co.’s Tim Dobbelare (right) took over as president of Infra, formerly the Missouri Limestone Producers Association, at the organization’s December convention. Dobbelare succeeded Capital Aggregates’ Chris Williams (left) in the position. Photo: P&Q Staff

Missouri Limestone Producers Association rebrands as Infra

The 80-year-old organization unveiled the rebranded association name and a tagline at its annual convention last week. Keep Reading

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Episode 15: Insights from Capital Aggregates, TerraSource Global & TCI Manufacturing

On the latest episode of “Drilling Deeper,” Kevin Yanik and Jack Kopanski bring you a trio of interviews from companies based out of the Midwest. Keep Reading

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Producers, suppliers optimistic about the months ahead

Despite construction market challenges and increasing costs, industry experts remain optimistic about the future. Keep Reading

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Episode 15: Insights from Capital Aggregates, TerraSource Global & TCI Manufacturing

On the latest episode of “Drilling Deeper,” Kevin Yanik and Jack Kopanski bring you a trio of interviews from companies based out of the Midwest.  Keep Reading

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Capital Aggregates talks state, federal funding

Chris Williams and Jamie Jones of Machinery Partner discuss how the aggregate industry has fared so far in 2024, highlighting federal funding and state DOT funds as the primary drivers for the industry. Keep Reading

Cody Ladd (pictured at right) detailed a few areas where Kraemer Mining & Materials has made gains with AI. Capital Aggregates’ Chris Williams is seated next to Ladd. Photo: PamElla Lee Photography

Producers discuss tech exploration, use at P&Q Roundtable

Four aggregate producers shared their experience of late adopting cutting-edge tech during a Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference panel discussion. Keep Reading

Says Chris Williams of Capital Aggregates: “[With] most technologies, as they become established, the price point for entry tends to come down as they emerge.” Photo: Neorodan/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images

Producers discuss the future of autonomy in aggregates

As large producers test autonomous haulers in quarries, small and midsized producers are eager to see if the technologies tested are viable. Keep Reading

The Ozark Quarry, located in the Springfield, Missouri, area, is one of 12 quarries that makes up Capital Materials, now part of Capital Aggregates. Photo: Capital Aggregates

Operations reorganize as Capital Aggregates

Several large Missouri aggregate operations combined and rebranded as one new entity that produces more than 10 million tons a year. Keep Reading

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