1.Grain and Silage Hauling
Grain hauling is the heartbeat of a working farm, and ours runs on a schedule built around the combine, not the clock tower. We move wheat, barley, oats, corn, and other small grains from standing fields, temporary field dumps, and on-farm bins to regional elevators, mills, feedlots, and rail loadouts. Silage hauling brings a different rhythm: our live bottom and walking floor trailers handle chopped corn and alfalfa silage straight from the chopper to the feed bunk, keeping moisture, particle size, and packing quality where they belong.
Every load is weighed accurately, documented clearly, and communicated to the grower in near real time. We coordinate the number of trucks to match harvest pace so the combine never waits on equipment and no load sits too long in the heat of the day.
2.Livestock Feed Delivery
Cattle, dairy, and poultry operations depend on a steady and predictable feed line. We deliver bagged and bulk feed pellets, whole grains, protein blends, and mineral supplements to feedlots, dairies, and coop stores across the district. Our trailers are swept and inspected between product types so sensitive rations remain free of cross-contamination and consistent in composition.
For operations that feed on a fixed cadence, we set a repeatable delivery schedule that keeps inventory steady without overstoring. When a run is urgent, our dispatch can reroute quickly to keep a feeding program on track through the weekend and holidays.
3.Fertilizer and Seed Transport
Fertilizer and seed move on their own set of rules. Bulk dry fertilizer must travel in clean, covered trailers to protect granule integrity, while treated seed needs careful stacking and dry, ventilated space. We haul fertilizer blends from manufacturers and distributors to co-op terminals and farm gates, and we move bagged and bulk seed ahead of planting windows so fields are ready the moment conditions turn.
We schedule fertilizer and seed deliveries to avoid the planting rush, pre-staging material where growers need it. Our drivers are trained to handle air spouts, augers, and dock equipment so load-in and load-out stay quick and safe at every type of facility.
4.Seasonal Harvest Fleets
When the season hits full throttle, a single rig is not enough. Tilden Ag Transport, LLC assembles seasonal harvest fleets built around your acres and your elevator. We add tractors and trailers to a coordinated unit, provide a dedicated dispatcher who tracks every truck in the field, and run the same motivated crew across the entire haul so quality never slips from day one to the final pass.
Fleet operations cover weekend surges, night hauls under lights, and long multi-week runs across state lines. We handle permitting and routing, keep fuel and service available, and rotate equipment to protect maintenance windows so the fleet stays on the road when the crop is coming off.
5.Live Bottom and Walking Floor Trailers
Our trailer stock reflects the range of the job. Live bottom trailers move granular and semi-fluid materials with a clean, controlled discharge that keeps loads contained at the dump. Walking floor trailers handle bulk commodities, round bales, and high-moisture products with gentle, even unloading that protects the product and speeds turnaround. Both families keep payload legal, balanced, and secure on the highway.
Equipment is maintained on a strict schedule with inspections between every load, so you can trust the box under your commodity. When a job calls for a specific trailer type, we match the right piece of iron to the material so nothing is damaged and nothing is delayed.
6.Backhaul Coordination
Every empty mile is a cost your supply chain should not have to pay. Our backhaul coordination matches inbound warehouse picks, reverse logistics, and outbound deliveries against return legs so trucks carry revenue in both directions. We identify return loads that fit the equipment, the route, and the schedule, and we communicate the plan clearly so everyone knows when and where the truck will arrive.
The result is a tighter, more efficient freight network that lowers overall hauling cost without sacrificing service. When a scheduled return is available, we share the savings with our regular customers through more competitive rates and more predictable arrival windows.
How a Haul Comes Together
Call or Book
Reach dispatch by phone at +14054053472 or email update@tildenag.mom with your commodity, tonnage, origin, and destination.
We Match Iron
We assign the right trailer type and truck for your material and confirm a load window that fits your field or warehouse.
Truck Rolls
Dispatch tracks the run, the driver confirms pickup, and you receive clear communication at every milestone.
Delivered
Your load arrives on weight, on time, and documented for your records, with the truck ready for the next haul.
Put This Fleet to Work
Talk to our dispatch team about rates, availability, and seasonal capacity for your next move.
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