More of Us
Categories
Blogroll
- 10 Engines
- A Continuous Lean
- A Time to Get
- Able Hands to Labor
- An Ambitious Project Collapsing
- Apothecary Fox
- Archival Clothing
- BillyKirk
- Brown Robin
- Cork Grips
- Cotton Duck
- covenger + kester
- Dependable Goods
- Doublebutter
- Drinkin and Dronin
- Flickr
- Freeman Transport
- Hoping for Happy Accidents
- Housefish
- Inventory
- Logcabineer
- Manifold Destiny
- MAWOI Tumblr
- Mr. Mort
- New Grass
- Pedal House
- Ready 4 the House
- Sartorialist
- Secret Forts
- The Cleanest Line
- The Pursuit Aesthetic
- Uncrate
- Untouched Waters
- Warehouse Staff Blog
- Wild Wood
- Zabou
Archives
- July 2010 (10)
- June 2010 (13)
- May 2010 (18)
- April 2010 (9)
- March 2010 (8)
- February 2010 (11)
- January 2010 (14)
- December 2009 (15)
- November 2009 (17)
- October 2009 (22)
- September 2009 (24)
- August 2009 (25)
- July 2009 (27)
- June 2009 (28)
- May 2009 (18)
- April 2009 (34)
- March 2009 (13)
- February 2009 (5)
- January 2009 (4)
- December 2008 (1)
- November 2008 (2)
- October 2008 (3)
- September 2008 (9)
- August 2008 (4)
- July 2008 (4)
- June 2008 (2)
- May 2008 (2)
- April 2008 (6)
- March 2008 (2)
- February 2008 (14)
- January 2008 (22)
- December 2007 (9)
- November 2007 (41)
-
Subscribe

Ranch-Way Feeds
Local obsession of mine, finally got a tour to take some pics this past week. Good people, good feed.
Ranch-Way Feeds is an animal feed manufacturer and distributor for the Rocky Mountain Region. Ranch-Way Feeds is located in historic downtown Fort Collins, Colorado and is distributed in Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and West Texas.
Ranch-Way Feeds is Fort Collins’ Oldest Industry”, a mill that has been operating on this site since 1868 along the Poudre River in historic downtown Fort Collins. Originally the Lindell Mill processed local wheat into flour which was sold under several names including Defiance, Jack Frost, Snow Trader, Snowflake and Pride of Colorado. Water from the Poudre River was diverted to the mill for energy and power.
In 1885, Colorado Milling and Elevator Company acquired the mill and began operating as the Fort Collins Flour Mills. By 1919, electric motor power replaced water power to continue flour production into the 1940’s. Flour milling was discontinued at this site in 1948, and replaced with manufacturing of livestock feed. Ranch-Way Feeds has been locally owned and operated since 1968 focusing on bulk commercial feed, wholesale bagged feed and specialty products. Ranch-Way Feeds is known for specialized feeds for animals such as dairy cows, cattle, horses, rabbits, swine, sheep, poultry, deer, elk, zebras, worms, household pets and many animals at the local zoos.
Many modifications have been made to the historic mill to ensure that Ranch-Way Feeds continues to be a major supplier to the agriculture industry. A state of the art computerized batching system, two adaptable pellet mills, a high-tech mixer, an efficient blocking facility and a computerized packaging and palletizing machine make Ranch-Way Feeds a leader in the animal feed industry.
Ranch-Way Feeds is a leader in the community, supporting youth 4-H programs, the Poudre River clean-up project, the Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce and the Fort Collins Downtown Business Association. Ranch-Way Feeds is an integral sponsor of “The Ranch”, the Larimer County Fairgrounds and Events Center, maintaining the naming rights to the Ranch-Way Feeds Livestock Pavilions and Horse Arena.
Quality ingredients lend to quality products. Ranch-Way Feeds utilizes ingredients of the highest quality that exceed industry standards. Quality products, customer service and regional presence are the core of Ranch-Way Feeds and we are committed to maintaining our position as a leader in the animal feed industry for the Rocky Mountain Region.