Modifies the definition of grain dealers

HB 962 modifies Missouri's grain dealer law to clarify when title to grain transfers during sales and who qualifies as a "grain dealer." It specifically defines key terms like "grain dealer" (exempting futures traders, small producers buying under 50,000 bushels annually, and certain processors), and sets rules for title transfer based on contract types (e.g., FOB origin, delivered contracts). The bill directly affects grain dealers operating within Missouri and ensures the law applies to purchases where title transfers in-state, while excluding specific small-scale or specialized transactions. These changes aim to modernize regulatory scope without altering core protections for sellers.