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Layne Fortenberry

Cotton Rohrscheib, left, is the COO and Layne Fortenberry is the CEO of Grainster, which helps farmers find buyers for the right price as an online marketplace by cutting out the middleman.
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Conway Startup Grainster’s Boasts Wildly Optimistic Projections

Grainster, an online grain-trading business based in Conway, launched in August and has since made eye-popping claims of being a $200 million startup and having a potential valuation of $1 trillion in just 14 years. read more >

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