DENNIS D DAAKE

Dennis D Daake specializes in the procurement and logistical support of forage materials for federal land management operations, with a demonstrated focus on the daily feeding of wildlife herds and the unloading of large round hay bales at Bureau of Land Management facilities. The contractor’s core capabilities center on agricultural supply chain execution in remote, federally managed environments, ensuring consistent delivery and handling of high-volume forage resources under strict operational timelines. Technical expertise includes bale handling equipment operation, feed distribution protocols for large herbivores, and coordination with federal land use schedules to maintain ecological balance. Key differentiators lie in precision delivery scheduling, equipment reliability in rural terrain, and adherence to wildlife management standards that prioritize animal nutrition and habitat integrity. The contractor has delivered services under the Department of the Interior, specifically supporting Bureau of Land Management operations requiring sustained forage provisioning for wild horse and burro populations. This relationship reflects a niche but critical role in federal wildlife stewardship, where reliable, on-site hay management directly supports conservation mandates and animal welfare compliance. Industry focus is narrowly defined by NAICS 111940 — Hay Farming — which in practice involves the cultivation, harvest, storage, and delivery of grass and legume forage for animal consumption. The contractor operates within the intersection of agricultural production and federal wildlife management, positioning as a specialized provider of forage logistics rather than broad-scale farming. This vertical specialization serves a unique segment of the federal procurement market focused on sustaining free-roaming ungulate populations on public lands. As a sole proprietorship under entity structure 2J, the contractor operates as a small, localized business based in Elm Creek, Nebraska. No federal certifications are currently listed. The business maintains a geographically focused presence in the Great Plains region, aligning with the proximity of BLM-managed lands and hay production zones, enabling efficient logistics and rapid response to operational needs.