On The Horizon

Abby Uffelman, an intern at Horizon Resources, shares her background and experiences in agriculture. She grew up on a farm in Hardin, Montana and played various sports in high school. Abby attended Williston State College and played softball before deciding to pursue a career in agriculture. She joined Horizon Resources as an intern and gained experience in crop scouting, research, and warehouse operations. Abby plans to continue her education at South Dakota State University and aspires to become a full-time agronomist. She highly recommends the internship program at Horizon Resources for anyone interested in agriculture.

This conversation features Jim Radtke, Kendra DeCoursey, and Pam Stromme discussing their roles and experiences at Horizon Resources. They talk about the company's growth over the years, the challenges they face, and the recent bylaw changes. They also discuss the equity retirement process and the importance of farmer ownership. The conversation covers various topics such as credit card fees, day-to-day operations in the accounting office, and the month-end process. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the inner workings of Horizon Resources and the dedication of its employees.

In this episode, Levi Hall interviews Jordan Sinclair, a merchandiser at Ardent Mills, about his background in agriculture and his role in the industry. They discuss topics such as the durum market, freight costs, and marketing strategies for farmers. Jordan shares insights into the challenges and opportunities in the grain industry and emphasizes the importance of building relationships and staying informed.

Dr. Audrey Kalil, a plant pathologist at Horizon Resources, discusses her background and route to her current role. She explains the importance of nitrogen fixation in pulse crops and the impact. Dr. Kalil also talks about her role as a crop scout and the importance of staying ahead of crop growth, and the need for preventative measures in disease management while discussing the importance of managing diseases in pulses and canola crops. Finally, She emphasizes the value of internships in the agronomy field.  We encourage anyone interested to reach out to us at Horizon Resources.

In this conversation, the Levi is joined by John VanEvery and Nate Richardson to discuss the backgrounds and roles of our two territory sales managers, as well as the benefits of premium diesel and propane. They also cover topics such as energy efficiency, route optimization, and customer support.

In this episode of On The Horizon Levi sits down with McKenzie County 4-H members Dylon Cargo, Kacey Korslien, and Extension Agent Shantell Jepson followed by Williams County Extension Agent Kelly Leo and concluding with Williams County 4-H members Bailey Hokanson, Jacob Kjorstad, and David Kjorstad. Be sure to support these youth at the McKenzie County Fair in Watford City June 12-15 and at the Upper Missouri Valley Fair in Williston June 26-30!

In this episode of On the Horizon, Levi Hall interviews John Salvevold, the Agronomy Division Manager at Horizon Resources. They discuss John's career at Horizon Resources, the current spring conditions for crops, and the tools farmers can use to maximize their yields. They also touch on topics such as top dressing, fungicides, weed control, and the importance of record-keeping. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the recent patronage rates announced by Horizon Resources.

In this episode of On the Horizon, Levi Hall interviews Jeff Wagner, the CEO of Horizon Resources. They discuss Jeff's tenure at the company, his role as CEO, and the company's growth over the years. They also talk about the income statement and net savings of Horizon Resources, as well as the patronage program and the potential impact of changes in CHS's bylaws. Jeff emphasizes the importance of supporting co-ops and the benefits of doing business with Horizon Resources.