Grain Use Forecasts Sample Clauses

Grain Use Forecasts. SWGE shall provide to Palmetto, on a bimonthly basis, an estimate of the amount of grain it will need for the next two weeks (“Short-Term Grain Forecast”). The Short-Term Grain Forecast shall indicate the amount of grain SWGE expects to use over the next two week period and the anticipated train schedule. SWGE shall amend this forecast as it reasonably deems necessary. SWGE shall provide to Palmetto on a monthly basis a forecast detailing the amount of grain SWGE will require for a period of one year horn the date of the forecast (“Long-Tern Grain Forecast”). The Long-Term Grain Forecast shall indicate the amount of grain SWGE shall require in one-half month increments. SWGE is free to amend this Long-Term Grain Forecast as it reasonably deems necessary. These forecasts shall not be binding orders by SWGE and shall simply be estimates to assist Palmetto in meeting SWGE’s grain wails in an efficient and timely fashion.
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