Hoping that your wheat harvest went well and is behind you now. Looking ahead for a bountiful Soybean and Corn harvest.
A message from Hartacre Grains as move forward into a new harvest....
We are excited to announce our new partnering with Willows Agriservices. As producers the changes you will see will be minimal.
Your grain is still delivered to our Napanee location,
the process for weighing, grading and unloading will all remain the same.
The driver will still receive a scale ticket indicating the particulars of the grain delivered
You will see a change on your tickets that are sent to you and contracts going forward as they will have a Willows Agriservices Logo.
When requesting a contract or inquiring about pricing, please continue to refer to the hartacregrains.netwebsite or contact our office at 613-354-8009 or contact Valerie directly. All pricing will continue to be updated on our website.
The Hartacre Grains team will ensure your target order request or firm contract request is received by Willows Agriservices for processing. For those that do not have an email with us, you may want to add one to you profile or update the one you are currently using.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us as we look forward to serving you through the upcoming Soybean and Corn Harvest.
Sincerely,
Herb & The Hartacre Team
HOURS OF OPERATION: MONDAY to FRIDAY 8AM TO 5PM
ANY CHANGES DUE TO WEATHER WILL BE POSTED HERE!
Please call Herb for holiday or after hours unload 6135614220
Hart Acres Farms originated as a dairy farm owned and operated by Herb's Grandparents Manley and Myrtle who in turn were succeeded by Vern and Barbara and today is run by Herb and Lisa Hart and Family as cash crop- grain market farm "Hart Acre Grains" and remains a Family owned Operation. Hart Acres farms is committed to a marketing strategy that ensures profitability, and discipline while maintaining a degree of flexibility in response to market conditions and selling opportunities. The principles guiding this strategy are driven by the need to understand current market conditions both domestic and worldwide; the factors impacting demand; the factors impacting price; price histories; crop disappearance; and perhaps most importantly, detailed cost of production. Our Vision - Hart Acre Grains has a great working relationship with Greenfield Ethanol, Grain Farmers of Ontario and many more. We Pride Ourselves in providing Quality Product and Service and align Ourselves with clients and partners with equal Values.“ You’ll never go broke, if you lock in a profit.” This of course means that you will not always get the top price for your crops. However, it does mean that you have a foundation from which you can plan with a higher degree of certainty. Give Hart Acre Grains a call today to get started with your personalized business plan. 1-613-354-8009 or 1-613-561-4220
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Farm Services
Hart Acre Grains offers a wide selection of services. Our knowledgeable Farm Services staff help you through careful crop planning from start to finish, all year long. We offer everything from planning & harvesting to all your trucking needs including pick up and delivery. Contact Hart Acre Grains today to get started on your customized farming plan. Call 1-613-354-8009 or 1-613-561-4220
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