Heritage Seed & Grain (HSG) is an established, fully integrated seed cleaning and grain processing business with 458,000± bushels of storage in 20+ bins, strategically located in Flagler, Colorado, in the heart of the central High Plains.
Built in 2021 and operational in 2022, the modern facility primarily cleans, handles and processes wheat and Proso millet. Its integrated system includes unloading/loading augers, legs and conveyors, air screen cleaner, gravity tables, length graders, destoner, dust-control system, bagging equipment and seed treater. Designed for efficient operation with minimal labor, HSG can process and switch between commodities while providing product segregation and helping minimize cross-contamination. Products can be shipped in bulk, bags, totes or containers.
Established Customer Base & Custom Cleaning
HSG serves an established producer customer base through custom cleaning, commodity purchasing, and sales of seed wheat and Proso millet. HSG also has contracts to grow, clean and sell foundation, registered and certified wheat seed and represents multiple seed brands.
Located near the heart of U.S. Proso millet production—Colorado produces roughly 60% of the U.S. crop—HSG is positioned for birdseed, pet-food ingredient and specialty-grain markets. Its processing and segregation capabilities also offer potential for cover crops, conservation seed, organic and identity-preserved grain, and other specialty crops.
Located ¾ mile from I-70 and approximately 100 miles from Denver-area intermodal facilities, HSG provides access to High Plains production and regional, national and international markets.
458,000± Bushels | 20+ Bins | Modern Processing | Custom Cleaning | I-70 & Intermodal Access
One Facility. Multiple Markets. Built to Grow.
Facilities include: (2) 500-bushel drive-over pits; (2) 90’± grain legs that move seed to either 1 of 4 – 25,000 bushel bins or seed cleaner or 3,500 bushel Behlen overhead bin for bulk loadout or 450 bushel bagging bin or back to 1 of 4 – 25,000 bushels grain bins. The legs are on VFD (variable frequency drives) to control flow rate. Grain & seed can also be conveyed from storage (1 of 4 – 25,000-bushel bins) into the cleaning line. Each of the (4) 25,000-bushel Eaton grain bins equipped with pit floors, 8” unloading augers, 2 – aeration tube ventilation.
50’ x 100’ Behlen Quonset houses the cleaning facilities and warehousing. Concrete loading dock with adjustable ramp and 10’ x 10’ electric overhead door – adjacent 14’ x 12’ wide electric overhead door.
Grain & seed cleaning line begins with Cimbria model 107 air screen cleaner – (600 to 800 bushels/hour – wheat & millet). Cleaned grain from the air screen cleaner is transferred via leg to either (2) (2021) Oliver model 241 gravity tables or to Chantland clean grain conveyor. The clean grain from the gravity tables flows onto the inside Chantland clean grain conveyor. The high side of the gravity tables fall onto a LMC destoner for further separation of heavy impurities (rocks, etc.).
Once the clean grain is on the inside Chantland clean grain conveyor it is conveyed via leg to either a 450 bushel bagging bin or a set of 2 – 92 Cimbria model HSR 12020 length graders or to an outside/overhead Chantland conveyor going back to the outside clean leg directing cleaned grain to storage bins or 3,500 bushel overhead loadout bin. If the clean grain goes to the Cimbria length graders, the clean grain drops into leg to either the 450 bushel bagging bin or to outside bulk containers (truck, etc.). From the length graders, clean grain cannot be directed back to the storage bins.
450-bushel cone-bottom holding-surge bin with a Magnum TE-100 electric bagging scale – bags drop onto a Chantland bag conveyor – moves bags into Fischbein 400 bag feeder – sewed with Fischbein 100 sewing head – bags drop onto incline conveyor to be placed on pallet setting on pneumatic stacking table. Once pallet is stacked – it is moved via forklift to a Wolftee automatic stretch wrapper. The pallet of bagged seed is then ready for shipping and/or warehouse storage.
Discarded grain or seed from air screen cleaner, gravity tables or length graders becomes tailings drops onto a Chantland conveyor moving the tailings to another Chantland conveyor; then setting under a Behlen cone bottom bin and dust cyclone feeding a 40’± leg elevating tailings going into either a 3,500-bushel Behlen cone bottom bin or spouted to a bulk container (truck, etc.). The same conveyer and leg are used to deposit tailings in a bulk container (truck, etc.).
Dust control system inside the quonset pulls dust from the cleaning equipment via a 40 CFM fan setting on top of the cyclone.
(8) 18,000-bushel Eaton grain bins – (2) 60,000-bushel Eaton grain bins – 27,000-bushel Eaton grain bin – Concrete pit floors.
Grain is dumped into the drive-over pit onto chain drag conveyor moving grain via 90’ grain leg and distributed to the desired bin via 8” downspouts at 3,000-bushels per hour. Two east 60,000-bushels bins and north 27,000-bushel grain bins can be loaded directly by a portable auger and bypass the pit-leg loading system. 10” unloading augers to move grain to the leg for unloading. The two east 60,000-bushel grain bins – 12” unloading auger bypassing the leg. Each bin – 3 tubes with aeration fans.
(3) 13,000-bushel grain bins with 8” center unloading augers and tube aeration.
(2) 14,000-bushel Behlen seed storage grain bins full aeration floor and 8” center unloading auger.
LPX2000 wheat seed treater, automatic calibration with three (3) pump stands. A 500-bushel Meridan hopper bottom bin sets over seed treater with scale and printer.
24’ x 30’ Morton office building – 10’ x 70’ – 120,000# scales – cat-walk system to collect grain samples. Reception area, office, grain sample room and bathroom.
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