Oct 21st. Day 14 of the Biosul Chronicles we covered 7 different farmers fields with a crew of 15 guys thousands of acres and hundreds of tonnes of Biosul and the simplest most effective too is a square piece of plastic from Elon. These @Starlink dishes are worth every penny.
Oc 19th Day 12 of the Biosul Chronicles. Today we recognize the O.G of our crew. Meet the Agri-Spread AS170-T from @agrispreadirl This spreader has been with us since day 1. She is a 2018 model with what i’m betting would be nothing short of 100,000 acres and still going.
Oct 18th day 11 of the Biosul Chronicles. Finished up the south run along the border, hit a new customer at Hitchcock and settled in this afternoon in the great Regina Plains. Be some heavy sluggin here for the next few days.
Oct 17th day 10 of the Biosul Chronicles. From sun up to sundown everyday that Mother Nature allows, the guys are out there away from their lives and families at home to get the fall biosul run complete. Thanks guys
Oct 16th, day 9 of the Biosul Chronicles. The weather has straightened up and the crew is back in the fields hoping for a strong run for the next few weeks. Nobody will be concerned about their a/c not working this morning. Boys are spread everywhere, tweet a pic if ya see us
Oct 10th. Day 8 of the Biosul Chronicles. Where are we?? If you know you know. The fellas have had a very productive first week spreading. 2 wagons crossed over 10,000 acres somewhere yesterday morning. Taking tomorrow as a family day. Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Oct 9, Day 7 of the Biosul Chronicles. Finishing up in the Gladmar area for another repeat customer and stoped in to do a repeat application on the Gladmar Farming for the Future field 5 years after our first application. Happy to be involved with a community that supports us
Oct 8, Day 6 of the Biosul Chronicles. Today we start introducing our crew. Meet Ben Thompson. Benny is married to his amazing wife Cammi and proud father of 2 young sons. Benny has been around for 4 seasons now and embraces the role as our “ Stud Operator “. Thanks Benny
Oct 7, Day 5 of the Biosul Chronicles. The boys had a big day over 2000 acres today down south of Gladmar. Interesting to be back on land we spread 5 years ago and customer makes an automatic decision on re-applying. The benefits never stop! Little gophers eye view 4 ya
Oct 6 Day 4 Chapter 2 of the Biosul Chronicles. Trucker Barney thought it was really cool finding this old horseshoe in the field, He however didn’t think it was such a great idea when i told him to shove it where the sun don’t shine cause we need all the luck we can get!
Oct 6. Day 4 of the Biosul Chronicles.
Boy are on a heater. Moved from Wilcox to Gladmar yesterday and got at it. 27 and sunny in October was challenging for poor Mike with no cab fan in his tractor. Good thing that kid is tough as they come! #tarpsoff #needparts
Oct 5th. Day 3 of the Biosul Chronicles. Blue bird morning has us in line for a good day in the stubble. Wrap up Wilcox today and get started at Ceylon area for some 6 year customers that are starting their 2nd 5 year Biosul Rotation. Be safe out there today everyone!
October 4th. Day 2 of the Biosul Chronicles. Got moved to a new customers farm south of Wilcox. Boys had a solid day layin down the cheapest form of elemental sulphur available in western Canada. How cheap you ask? Probably close to 60% cheaper.
Oct 3, Day 1 of the Biosul Chronicles. Hit the fields around Lang Sask today in the sunshine. Nice little start up day with 2 spreaders for a 4 year customer. Banged out a clean 1615 acres today. Tomorrow is looking like another beauty day to cover some acres!
New billboard finalized tonight and ready to go to its new parking spot along the highway tomorrow. Book ur fall products now and save. @crop_aid #biosul @STARSambulance
After a day of reflecting it still feels so incredible to be a part of such an amazing event. Thanks to our incredible friends at @VentureAgri and GFL Ag for teaming up with us to help raise $175k over the last 2 years as well as all of our amazing customers
Congratulations to our guy Benny “Doc” Thompson and his amazing Wife Cammi on the arrival of their son Roman. Why the name “ Doc” you ask? Well thats because Roman was in a hurry and decided mom and dad were going to bring him into this world on the side of the highway.
Spring is here and the weather has smartened up. Boys have been running around the country for the last 10 days and field conditions couldn’t be better. Little bit of space left in the calendar so if you need some Sulphur or granular spread get ahold of us and we will be there!


























