Nature of Business

Weyburn Inland Terminal has proven to be both an outstanding financial success and a postive force for innovative change.

Weyburn Inland Terminal (WIT) is a farm-owned and farmer-managed company operating an inland terminal and grain condominium complex on CP Rail's Soo Line in Weyburn, Saskatchewan with a satellite elevator in Lake Alma and a specialty crop processing and marketing firm in Sedley.
Other WIT expansions include the development of a full service seed, fertilizer, crop protection product business and completion of a grain screening pelleting enterprise.

Year Established

1976

Number of Employees

Approximately 60 employees

Benefits of working for company

'The Terminal' has striven to be in the forefront of change in the evolving grain industry and the company remains committed to leading the way with new and innovative ideas to help improve the overall efficiency of Canada's grain handling system.
WIT provides competitive compensation and benefits
Scholarships and bursary opportunities for students.

Types of Jobs/Work

WIT employs a variety of grain related occupations such as:

- Grainbuyers

- Plant Maintenance

- Inventory Control Personnel

- Grain Merchants

- Sales and Agronomic Services Personnel

- Pro-pellet Livestock Feed Personnel

- Administrative/Clerical

Additional Information

WIT was:
the first to do protein testing,
the first to clean and dry grain on the prairies,
the first to ship 50 to 100 car unit trains,
the first to pay farmers freight and dockage incentives,
the first to show elevator tariffs on cash tickets,
the first to construct and sell condominium grain storage
and the first and only major grain company to assess tariffs on a new-weight basis.

The philosophy and goals of the company are shown in it's mission statement:
'Profitability through service, innovation and integrity'

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