<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1h6dpJ_1Guj4F8z00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1h6dpJ_1Guj4F8z00" width="800" height="531" >The Missouri Department of Transportation's Darren Hamelink says they’re fully stocked and ready for the winter season."I mean, in a typical winter, we'll probably use 100 to 150,000 tons of salt," Hamelink says. "And then just salt brine, which is just a mixture of water and salt, is we use about a million and a half to 2 million gallons per season.And then, Hamelink adds, there’s the beet juice as well that gets stocked up for MoDOT crews."And the beet juice is probably in the range of a couple 100,000 gallons a year," Hamelink explains. "And really the brine and the beet juice, just typically we use that as an anti-icing, we put that down in advance of the storm just to prevent that snow and ice from bonding to the pavement. And that's key. It's kind of likeMODOT budgets about $50 million per year for winter operations. There's no snow in the forecast, but cooler weather and frosty conditions hit the area over the weekend.Missourinet</div></body>

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The Missouri Department of Transportation's Darren Hamelink says they’re fully stocked and ready for the winter season. "I mean, in a typical winter, we'll probably use 100 to 150,000 tons of salt," Hamelink says. "And then just salt brine, which is just a mixture of water and salt, is we use about a million and a half to 2 million gallons per season.

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The Missouri Department of Transportation's Darren Hamelink says they’re fully stocked and ready for the winter season. "I mean, in a typical winter, we'll

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