KSi Conveyors is featured in this Best of Farm Progress Show clip that was shown on RFD-TV.

Service Technician – KSi Transportation is seeking a highly motivated, responsible, hard working individual for this position. Ideal candidate would have experience in the area(s) of service, installation, construction, etc. Travel is required for this position.

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KSi’s Multiflow Hopper is the newest in low-profile continuous flow technology for your bulk seed treatment site. Your treater won’t be waiting on seed with KSi’s sequential multi-hopper system. Our dual scale system allows for filling one hopper while the treater is treating from the second hopper.

Each hopper holds up to 140 units, which means if you have a smaller order you can queue orders making sure your customers get their seeds fast. KSi AutoTreat system automatically batches larger orders, keeping a continuous flow of seed at your treater inlet. Get more information on KSi’s MultiFlow Hopper or call or email our sales team for more information.

One of our technicians took a moment to record a few videos at a recent KSi Bulk Seed Treatment Site installation.

One of the advantages of working for KSi Conveyors is the Humanitarian Aid Time. Employees get the opportunity to share their time to do good work around the world. We’re fortunate to have a few photos from a recent trip that our of our Kansas employees took to Tanzania.

Mathew Kaeb (HR) and his wife Kaitlyn visited Tanzania, Africa to use their Humanitarian Aid days.  While there, they worked with sand dam projects that helped the local Tanzanians have a greater access to water year-round.  They also visited adults and children with AIDS and cancer and got to participate in an at-risk children’s outreach program.  Mathew and Kaitlyn also enjoyed worshipping with the local church in Dodoma, Tanzania.

KSi Conveyors’ Paul Kaeb had an opportunity to sit down with Max Armstrong in the first part of the four part video series on the importance of grain bin safety. The second video continues with a personal look at the tragedy of grain bin entrapments. The third video in the series looks at the role of first responders when trouble happens. The fourth video in the series wraps up the safety message.

Please take a moment to view these videos of this important safety message. The first part of the series can be seen below.

One of the advantages of working for KSi Conveyors is the Humanitarian Aid Time.  Employees get the opportunity to share their time to do good work around the world.  We’re fortunate to have a few photos from a recent trip that a number of Kansas employees took to Haiti.

In 2011 we had a second group travel to Haiti.  Dominic Meyer (Automation), Rick Aberle (Treater Specialist), Kara Strahm (Reception) and her husband Todd, and Jordan Rokey (Production) worked at a new school building.  They put a roof on and built 60 benches. 

Todd and Kara even got take a special stop to meet their sponsored child.