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Why Value is the Seed World’s True Currency
When dealing with seed processing equipment, it's natural to assume that price is a significant concern, especially given the current state of inflation and...
Lessons from Brad: Good Leadership is Contagious
In the world of business, good leadership has a contagious effect that spreads fast, encouraging people to raise the bar for themselves. I have...
Why the Business Card is More Important Than Ever
Ah, the business card. With email, text messaging and the like, it’s sometimes tempting to think the business card is a relic of the...
Repeat Business and Rave Reviews: What Good Service Quality Can do For You
We all know good service quality matters. Bad service quality can have negative consequences for a business. It can lead to dissatisfied customers who...
Know What You Don’t Know: Lessons in Seed Processing Success
Our original seed plant near Avonlea, Sask., was originally built with a focus on processing cereals. Despite attempts to renovate, it became clear in...
Doing This one Thing Will Help You Seize New Opportunities in Processing
With the advancements in communication technology and the ease of access to the global market, it’s much easier for seed processors to find and...
Why You Need to Adopt a Quality Mindset in Processing
Modern seed plants and their operators are benefitting from technology that is taking them well beyond the quality standards that have traditionally helped them...
In Seed Processing, Capability Means Never Having to Say No
Create something so you never have to say no.
It’s become the mantra in seed processing, and for good reason. You don't want to build...
Plant Expansion 101: What Capacity are you Aiming for?
I was recently speaking with someone who said my team and I should teach a course in the basics of upgrading a processing plant....
Processing Equipment Works in Synergy. Here’s Why That’s Important
My uncle Lyle founded our company 50 years ago; he built a small seed plant early in his career, and it served us well...
Why Value is the Seed World’s True Currency
When dealing with seed processing equipment, it's natural to assume that price is a significant concern, especially given the current state of inflation and...
Lessons from Brad: Good Leadership is Contagious
In the world of business, good leadership has a contagious effect that spreads fast, encouraging people to raise the bar for themselves. I have...
Why the Business Card is More Important Than Ever
Ah, the business card. With email, text messaging and the like, it’s sometimes tempting to think the business card is a relic of the...
Repeat Business and Rave Reviews: What Good Service Quality Can do For You
We all know good service quality matters. Bad service quality can have negative consequences for a business. It can lead to dissatisfied customers who...
Know What You Don’t Know: Lessons in Seed Processing Success
Our original seed plant near Avonlea, Sask., was originally built with a focus on processing cereals. Despite attempts to renovate, it became clear in...
Doing This one Thing Will Help You Seize New Opportunities in Processing
With the advancements in communication technology and the ease of access to the global market, it’s much easier for seed processors to find and...
Why You Need to Adopt a Quality Mindset in Processing
Modern seed plants and their operators are benefitting from technology that is taking them well beyond the quality standards that have traditionally helped them...
In Seed Processing, Capability Means Never Having to Say No
Create something so you never have to say no.
It’s become the mantra in seed processing, and for good reason. You don't want to build...
Plant Expansion 101: What Capacity are you Aiming for?
I was recently speaking with someone who said my team and I should teach a course in the basics of upgrading a processing plant....
Processing Equipment Works in Synergy. Here’s Why That’s Important
My uncle Lyle founded our company 50 years ago; he built a small seed plant early in his career, and it served us well...
