Feed hauling

Just got off the phone earlier today with someone that need a local feed hauler that pay % just looking for info about the trade and what to expect

 

Thank will do. They do got me on a ride along tomorrow and would like to go in not completely blind

 

What type of feed would you be hauling? I currently haul feed for chickens, hogs, and turkeys. If you have any questions feel free to ask and I’ll answer the best I can.

 

I'm not 100% sure I was nervous talking to the lady at the office but I think she said hogs and probably cattle

 

I haven’t done cattle/dairy but hogs aren’t bad. In a nutshell you load a trailer, drive to the farm and unload the feed in the proper bin then return. Hardest part for me is Amish farms where it’s sometimes very tight getting a semi in there. I’ll go into more detail when I get a chance to get on my computer. If you have any other questions in the mean time feel free to ask away or email/PM me if you want.

 

I used to haul ground alfalfa and other feed commodities to dairies and feedlots.
I pulled a 53 foot live bottom and mostly it was a piece of cake, except for some of the little bitty dairies, getting that trailer in their barn was sometimes a chore.

 

Just finished my first day easy work took along time to unload all 9 pods tonight I'm going to go haul some hogs with the owner

 

How's the pay?

 

I think 27% for feed I don't know yet about hogs or gain might be the same