We farm across the Dakotas, and we are always looking for manure to build our soils. If you are looking for a home for a hog, poultry or cattle barn, we want to hear from you.
Talk About A SiteMore options for where a facility can go, with the acres nearby to use the manure.
We want the nutrients, and we put them where the soil and crop actually need them. Never dumped, never over-applied.
Our team engineers drainage and runs its own construction equipment for site work.
A family operation that plans to be here for the next generation, not just the next contract.
Too often manure gets spread wherever is easiest, year after year, until nutrients build up too high. That hurts the soil, puts water at risk, gives livestock producers a bad name, and makes it hard to stay within state nutrient management rules.
We do it differently. We watch our soils closely, apply only what the crop and the ground need, and never over-apply. We are land stewards first.
If The Soil Ain't Healthy, We Ain't Happy.
We are building a new hog facility in McPherson County together with Christensen Farms. [A sentence or two about the project and when it will be finished.]
It is the kind of partnership we want more of: a well-built facility, a long-term relationship, and nutrients going right back into the ground.
Producers, integrators, barn builders and contractors: if you are planning a hog barn, a poultry barn or a cattle confinement, we can help find the ground. We look at sites close to home and farther away when the fit is right.
Land for the barn site, with cropland close by to put the manure to work.
We take the manure and apply it by the numbers, with detailed records that support nutrient management plans.
Our own team engineers the drainage and runs the construction equipment for site prep.
We are always looking for good barn sites, on ground we farm and with landowners we work with. Tell us what you are planning and we will talk through the options.
Yes. We want the nutrients for our soils, and we apply them carefully based on soil tests and crop needs, with detailed records.
Yes. If you build barns or develop sites for integrators, we would like to be one of the first calls you make.
No. We will look at a project wherever the fit is right, so tell us where you are planning to build.
Producers, integrators and builders: tell us what you are planning and we will talk through locations that could work.