This year's volume represents an 11% increase over the previous crop year and sits 16% above the rolling three-year average. The company maintained consistent growth throughout the cycle, securing new output records during the first and second quarters of 2026. Monthly benchmarks were also reset in January, February, April, May, and June.

Chief Marketing Officer John Brooks attributed the milestone to a combination of service focus and strong coordination with terminal operators and customers. Looking ahead, the railroad anticipates sustained momentum for the current crop year, citing expanded route options and broader market access for Canadian shippers as primary drivers for future performance.