Whiteleather Grain

The Northeast Counties Farm Bureau serving Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage, and Stark counties is excited to highlight one of our valued business members who play an important role in supporting local agriculture and strengthening our rural communities. These spotlights are our way of recognizing the businesses that invest in Farm Bureau through Group Memberships and help make a positive impact for agriculture across our communities.

This month’s Business Member Spotlight is …

Whiteleather Grain

 

 

Located in Columbiana County, Whiteleather Grain LLC began as a grain elevator for local farmers to have a place to sell their corn and soybeans to the locals. In 2018, Jason and Andrew Whiteleather began processing soybeans into express soybean meal and oil. As a family-owned operation, they spend time helping local farmers and feed mills by providing high quality Express Soybean Meal and Oil as well as an additive to animal feed rations. 

Connect with Whiteleather Grain LLC

Website

Phone: 330-205-1350

Email: [email protected]

Hours of operation: Monday through Friday 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. and extended hours during the harvest season to keep combines running.

Thank you to Whiteleather Grain LLC for being trusted partners and for supporting the mission of Farm Bureau. We appreciate their investment in agriculture and encourage our members to learn more about their services.

Interested in becoming a Farm Bureau Business member? Contact our office at 330.456.4889 or email our director at [email protected] to learn how your business can become a Group Member.

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