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April 2010
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Planting Just Around the Corner!
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| With planting sneaking up on us , West Dakota Feed and Seed would like to announce that they are now actively purchasing both conventional and organic grains. We are now designed to purchase products from growers both near and away than process and package according to our buyers demands. We will be purchasing grains to help fulfill the food,feed and birdseed markets domestically and for export. Our strength is that we are able to maximize profits to growers who practice identity preserve by connecting their products to markets where consumers are willing to pay premiums in order to guarentee quality and traceability. We deal with a large network of buyers and recommend that you contact us if you have any questions regarding buyer demands and pricing. We are building new markets for rye,millets and safflower so please contact us if interested in for next growing season. |
WDFS will actively be purchasing the following products in the upcoming year:
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- Green/yellow peas
- Brown/golden flax Lentils
- Chickpeas
- Sunflowers
- Safflower
- Wheat
- Barley
- Oats
- Millets
- Popcorn
- Buckwheat
- Rye
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| The demand for food grade flax continues to increase due to apparent health benefits . We are currently purchasing golden and brown flax but must see samples to have graded for buyers specifications.
Wdfs would like to assist growers in maximizing profits by combining quality products with consistent buyers which is made possible by WDFS receiving representative sample of your product as soon as possible so we can generate it in to our sample log and know what is available to market.
WDFS is available to handle any of your cleaning needs right off the combine in order to minimize handling and labor. Contact Donald at the plant at 1-800-334-3833 for scheduling.
If you have any questions regarding marketing, contact Kevin Kvamme at :
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Customers of West Dakota Feed and Seed are invited in July to the plant for an annual appreciation "Field Days" BBQ supper cooked by the owners. Call for information about this years "Field Days".
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