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Thank you for your interest in our portable grain roasting service. Roasted soybeans are the primary product produced. Corn, barley and wheat are also commonly roasted. The dairy industry is our primary customer. We also roast grain for swine, cattle, turkeys and chickens. The organic industry has also found portable grain roasting to their advantage.
In the 15 years since starting this business we have grown from one roaster to now using six. With active customers in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and the UP of Michigan. The nature of portable equipment makes for a large trade area. We can go anywhere provided enough bushels when we get there. If you are outside of our normal trade area give us a call anyway. Your tonnage needs may be enough.
We are currently seeking an Eastern Wisconsin account manager. Duties will include sales and customer development. Candidate will need strong sales experience in the dairy industry. Please call 1-800 366-3402 for an interview or e-mail: mgrinc@verizon.net
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