TODD'S FEED SUPPLY & TRAILER SALES, INC.

TODD’S FEED SUPPLY & TRAILER SALES, INC. specializes in the production and delivery of specialized animal feed products and forage materials for federal agricultural programs. The contractor manufactures and supplies pelleted feed formulations for livestock, including feedlot balancers with added nutritional additives such as MGA and Rumensin-free variants, as well as processed soybean meal and hulls used in ruminant and swine nutrition. They also provide high-quality alfalfa hay bales and other forage products sourced through hay farming operations, ensuring consistent supply of bulk and bagged feedstuffs tailored to animal health and performance standards. Their technical expertise lies in feed formulation, post-harvest processing of oilseeds, and logistics of bulk agricultural commodities under federal delivery specifications. The company maintains a consistent and focused relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering critical feed and forage inputs to support livestock nutrition programs, pasture management, and animal research initiatives. Their work is aligned with USDA’s mission to ensure food security and sustainable animal agriculture through reliable, compliant supply chains. Industry focus centers on NAICS 311119 (other animal food manufacturing) and 111940 (hay farming), positioning the contractor as a niche supplier in the animal nutrition supply chain. They serve the livestock production sector with precision-formulated feeds and forage, distinguishing themselves through direct control over both raw material sourcing and finished product processing. As a small, locally based entity in Sutton, Nebraska, with no federal certifications, the company operates as a 2L structure, emphasizing regional agricultural integration and responsive logistics for government contracts. Their market positioning is defined by reliability in delivering perishable, high-volume agricultural commodities under strict federal delivery protocols, with deep roots in the Great Plains feed and forage economy.