Goderich-Processing-Services near Dauphin MB (67 Result(s))

Canada Malting is the largest malt company in Canada, producing approximately 450,000 metric tonnes of malt per year for brewers and distillers around the world- from the largest of multinational organizations to the smallest of craft brewers- as well as for food processors. In addition to our malt plants in Calgary, Montreal and Thunder Bay, we own and operate nine country elevators through our Canada Malting Grain group.

Parrish and Heimbecker Limited is a private, family owned business, founded in 1909. It is involved in many aspects of agri-business including grain procurement and merchandising, milling, animal nutrition programs, poultry farming and food processing.

Ray Redfern, founder and president, started Redfern Farm Services in 1972 in Rivers, Man., and now operates 11 locations in southwestern Manitoba. Growing up on a family farm near Kenton, Redfern eventually went on to attend the University of Manitoba, completing his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, with majors in soil science and economics. He’s a certified professional agrologist and has held designation with the Canadian Consulting Agrologist Association. Ray is also active in the operations of Redfern Family Farms; providing seed and commercial production of small grains, oilseeds and pulse crops including soybeans, and forages. He’s also the president and partner of Redsper Enterprises Ltd., located in Rivers, Man., which is a certified seed retailer, providing extensive seed processing and which provides specialized seed treatment programs,

Tundra Oil & Gas is a wholly-owned business of Winnipeg-based James Richardson & Sons, Limited (''JRSL''), a private family company established in 1857. JRSL is a multi-disciplined enterprise with operations in agriculture, food processing, financial services, property management and energy exploration.Tundra commenced operations in January, 1980 and has been on a growth trajectory by developing new assets and integrating strategic acquisitions. Tundra operates over 95% of its production which currently exceeds 23,000 barrels of light sweet crude oil per day.