A Nebraska-based grain dealer that had its license temporarily suspended after it failed to pay farmers last month has filed for bankruptcy. In news release on Monday, Hansen-Mueller Co. said it is pursuing a financial restructuring and has applied for Chapter 11 protection. According to its filing, the company owes more than $20 million to […]
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