Brokaw Location
In 2003 a group of investors came together to build a grain facility in Brokaw, WI. This grain facility was put together to help meet the needs of grain farmers in the central Wisconsin area. The Brokaw facility, which is federally licensed, is equipped with 2.265 million bushels of storage for corn, soybeans, and wheat, along with a grain dryer, soybean roaster, corn grinder, and 10,000 bph grain unloading system.

WI Rapids Location
After three years in the grain business, the majority investors in the Brokaw Facility decided to expand and build another facility in Wisconsin Rapids, WI. Similar to Brokaw, the WI Rapids facility is federally licensed. The facility has 1.85 million bushels of storage for corn, soybeans, and wheat along with a grain dryer and a 10,000 bph grain unloding system.  On top of that WI Rapids now has a 50 car railroad load out facility that allows corn, soybeans, and wheat to be transported all across the United States.

Blair West and Blair East Locations
In 2007, the investors of WI Rapids Grain decided to expand into western Wisconsin and specifically into the city of Blair which is the new home of the two Blair Facilities.  To meet the needs of the farmers in the area the Blair West facility has 1.6 million bushels of storage for corn, soybeans, and wheat along with 10,000 bph on scale dumping and a grain dryer.  In 2008 the company again expanded even more by building another facility on the east side of Blair.  The Blair East facility is very similar to the Blair West facility in that it has a 10,000 bph on scale dumping system and a grain dryer.  The Blair East facility has 1.1 million bushels of storage for corn, soybeans, and wheat.  Both Blair facilities are also federally licensed warehouses.  The Blair East facility is also planned to have railroad load out capability coming soon.