Grain Elevator
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John manages about 100 farmers and oversees the loading of 150 boxcars of grain each year at a diesel grain elevator in Saskatchewan.
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John has worked at the grain elevator for 35 years, following in his father's footsteps. Located in Saskatchewan, the facility serves over 100 local farmers, processing their grain daily. The elevator consists of 21 storage bins, where grain is elevated and sorted before being loaded into boxcars. Each year, John manages the loading of about 150 boxcars, ensuring accurate weights and records. The film captures the routine and challenges of operating this vital agricultural hub, reflecting its role in the community's economy.
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Why Watch
- Meet John, who manages grain from 100 farmers.
- See how grain is elevated using a belt system.
- Find out what happens when the Gerber gets stuck.
Did You Know
- John has worked at the grain elevator for 35 years.
- The furthest farmer travels about 15 miles to deliver grain.
- The elevator has 21 storage bins for different types of grain.
- John loads approximately 150 boxcars of grain each year.
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How long has John been working at the grain elevator?
John has been working at the grain elevator for 35 years.
How many box cars does John load in a year?
John loads about 150 box cars a year.
What is the maximum capacity of the trucks that farmers use to bring grain?
The trucks that farmers use can carry 300 bushels or more.
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