AMG Engineering

07/31/2026

Our yoga studio may be decorated with surplus industrial facility equipment, but that doesn't stop us from enjoying every minute of our weekly wellness sessions.

Group yoga has a range of physical and mental benefits, both in the office and carrying over to home. And it's accessible for all ages and fitness levels. From loosening stiff joints and improving posture to helping clear our heads and connecting with our coworkers, we cherish our yoga time.

A big thank you to Carrie On Yoga for creating a welcoming class for all of our employees to enjoy. https://hubs.li/Q04rw2m00

07/27/2026

When adjusted for inflation, what is generally considered the highest-grossing film of all time?

That question tripped up our AMG trivia teams more than any other at our employee appreciation breakfast and subsequent trivia competition. Blame it on the bellies full of carbs, the maple syrup sugar crash, or maybe the coffee just hadn't kicked in.

Think you know the answer? Take a guess. But don't feel bad if you don't know... our champions, Jordan and Lee, didn't know either!

07/10/2026

If you ever need to get in the festive spirit, just stop by Ericka's area. You will never find her lacking decorations for the current holiday season!

Thank you, Ericka for always bringing energy and celebration to the office! We appreciate you!

07/04/2026

"It has been thoughtfully observed that every nation, owing to its peculiar character and composition, has a definite mission in the world. Ours seems plain and unmistakable. Our geographical position; our relation to the outside world; our fundamental principles of government, world-embracing in their scope and character; our vast resources, requiring all manner of labor to develop them; and our already existing composite population all conspire to one grand end, and that is to make us the most perfect national illustration of the unity and dignity of the human family that the world has ever seen." - Frederick Douglas

Happy birthday, America!

07/01/2026

Hooray for corn! No other plant has had a greater impact on the culture, science, and economy of North America, and especially, the heartland of the US.

Of course we love corn on the cob, corn tortillas, corn chips, cornbread, corn flakes, popcorn and the countless other ways we enjoy corn. But corn is especially beloved at AMG because it has played such a pivotal role in our very existence. AMG's earliest facility work was in corn processing. The first $100 million facility we designed was an ethanol production facility in Nebraska. AMG even designed and commissioned the first corn wet milling facility & glucose refinery in the Middle East. Over the decades corn has been part of our engineering journey every step of the way. Our clients use corn to produce dextrose, glucose, starches, gluten, liquor, ethanol, citric acid, amino acids, xanthan gum, erythritol, enzymes, cellulose, adhesives, paper coatings, and so much more.

So this July, celebrate corn, one of humanity's greatest achievements!

If you want to learn more about corn's impact on the world, check out this book: https://hubs.li/Q04ld4fD0

06/08/2026

Thank you to Fred Mayberry, our Site Safety Manager, for providing adult and pediatric first aid and CPR/AED training to our staff and their spouses during National Safety Month!

04/13/2026

The American ag bioeconomy is a $489 billion industry, and new bipartisan legislation could accelerate its growth significantly.

The Biobased Materials Investment and Production Act, introduced by Reps. Fischbach and Budzinski, would offer tax incentives to expand domestic biobased manufacturing: either $0.10 per pound of qualified renewable products or a 30% investment tax credit for facility construction and retrofitting.

For AMG, this kind of legislation hits close to home. We've spent 45 years engineering the facilities that make this industry run: fermentation plants, biorefineries, biomanufacturing infrastructure. We've seen firsthand what it takes to bring emerging bio-based processes from concept to industrial scale. And we know the bottleneck is rarely the science. It's good to see new ways emerging to improve the flow of capital in the bio-based economy.

For more details, read the Plant Based Products Council take on the new legislation, here:

March 31, 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Plant Based Products Council Executive Director James Glueck released a statement