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Jun 30, 2025

Up North Plastics

Up North Plastics

Did you know that Premier Cooperative is the largest Up North Plastics dealer in southwest Wisconsin? Top producers know that the best way to preserve the quality of high-value forages is to store their feed in Up North silage bags. Up North plastic has 2 to 3 times the puncture and tear resistance of foreign competitor’s products.  With the ever-increasing value of feed stuffs, why risk using anything but the strongest, most reliable, time-tested bag on the market? Match that with Up North’s outstanding service record, and you have a combination that is unrivaled in the industry. Trust the protection of your feed with Up North Plastics.

AVAILABLE SIZES 
Silage Bags 

  • 4 to 14 ft. Diameter
  • 100 to 500 ft Length 


Bunker Covers 

  • Width of 25, 32, 40, 50, 60, 80 and 100 ft.
  • Lengths of 100 to 1000 ft.


Silage Shield Oxygen Barrier 

  • Width of 40, 50, and 60 ft.
  • Length of 200 or 1000 ft. 
     

Eric Peterson

Nutritionist
 

 

Recent Posts

From the Manager's Desk
Oct 01, 2025
Fall is here and harvest is underway for most of our area. Our grain facilities located in Mazomanie, Mineral Point, Richland Center, and Westby are anxiously awaiting this year’s crop. A few weeks ago, the Premier grain team spent the day reviewing safety and operational procedures to better prepare to serve our members’ needs during the upcoming season. Whether you need help hauling this year’s crop to the elevator or are still looking to finalize your grain marketing plan, give us a call. Our knowledgeable staff is looking forward to working with you to make this year’s harvest as safe and smooth as possible. Our team will do their best to meet your needs and they always appreciate the communication of trucking needs and your planned delivery dates. Thanks for your support and please be safe this harvest season.
Silage Feed Out Practices
Oct 01, 2025
As corn silage season concludes, it’s important to take a moment to recognize the dedication and long hours that went into securing the feed you’ll rely on throughout the coming year. We all aim to put up the highest quality feed possible, but in the rush of long hours during a short harvest window, it’s easy to lose sight of our true goal. Ultimately, we’re working to produce feed that is consistent, clean, and rich in nutrients. Once that hard work is done, the next critical phase is feedout. Here are a few key things to keep in mind as you move forward.
October Energy News
Oct 01, 2025
We had a good ending to our energy division fiscal year, so I’m glad I’m still here this month to write this newsletter article.

Since 2020, we have increased our delivery efficiency (gallons per mile) by 17.4%. We’ve also dropped the number of miles driven by 21% comparing 2025 to 2020. That equates to 66,776 less miles this year than in 2020. In other words, we saved about 2.7 circumnavigations of the globe, conserving over 13,000 gallons of diesel fuel we would have used to power our propane delivery trucks. Less diesel consumption means less pollution. Heck, we’re saving the planet without even trying.

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