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Originally posted by bucket View PostWIT all over again?
We are turning the page on that history but drawing from the experience and inspiration that success story provided to farmers in SE Sask.
By starting new it allows us create something that is much more diversified and nimble. This project if successfully built will likely be a template for something that can be replicated in other parts of the country.
Many farmers, grain companies, end users and shippers of commodities are already excited about this project and what it will become. It is an ambitious project and will require the support of hundreds of producers. These meetings will determine whether or not that support is there.
So far our response and words of encouragement from industry professionals in Grain, Oil and others have us feeling we are headed in the right direction.
We hope farmers will hear us out. We want this to be a Farmer initiative that includes all farmers that want to be part of something that can provide as many firsts in Saskatchewan, and Canada that WIT did. I believe this is a generational opportunity.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostI wasn't being sarcastic or rude just asking.....that was a successfull model to follow.....maybe there are better designs for elevators today.
And could you put one in my neighborhood?
Getting sick of the big three with little vision.
My answer to you question is simply unless everyone who seeks to originate commodities from your area is represented, or can easily do so the answer is yes.
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I'm vey excited about this commercial facility, owned by producers, and commercial companies owning the condo spaces inside it. From what I was told, it will also transload crude as well as aggregate.
I can see some entrepreneurs getting a spot in the facility, and value adding. I' d love to buy three rooms to : 1. make birdseed, 2. make pelleted livestock feed, using farmer screenings,and 3.make speciality organic flour. Ha. But then, I'm cursed with an over-active imagination...
I started following the company on twitter a few weeks ago.
Producer owned facilities are a sure sign of confidence in agriculture; in farmers. What a wonderful Saskatchewan.
Congratulations to Comtrax Logistics Solutions for their innovative concepts, their faith in our farm communities as a place to invest, to the planners for dedicating their time to creating wealth in Saskatchewan.
I appreciate it.
ParsLast edited by parsley; Nov 22, 2016, 13:15.
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Originally posted by parsley View PostI'm vey excited about this commercial facility, owned by producers, and commercial companies owning the condo spaces inside it. From what I was told, it will also transload crude as well as aggregate.
I can see some entrepreneurs getting a spot in the facility, and value adding. I' d love to buy three rooms to : 1. make birdseed, 2. make pelleted livestock feed, using farmer screenings,and 3.make speciality organic flour. Ha. But then, I'm cursed with an over-active imagination...
I started following the company on twitter a few weeks ago.
Producer owned facilities are a sure sign of confidence in agriculture; in farmers. What a wonderful Saskatchewan.
Congratulations to Comtrax Logistics Solutions for their innovative concepts, their faith in our farm communities as a place to invest, to the planners for dedicating their time to creating wealth in Saskatchewan.
I appreciate it.
Pars
Those are holding bins for our Pelletized screenings which then can be loaded on trucks or rail. That was a no brainer.
We are also working on a design that will hopefully satisfy the most strict standards for identity preserved and tracibilty for products.
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A group of farmers here tried something similar.
I was initially involved 5 farmers purchased the land 120 acres by railway.
Was planned to have a containerizing plant to box grain plus bunkers and some upright storage.
Feasabilty and budget done came to first meeting everyone keen then second meeting need 150 farmers to put minimum of 5000 dollars in but more was preffered didnt proceed but apparently still being evaluated by others.
but its a great idea for you guys suggest sorely needed
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