TRUCKING
Jason Gizen - owner, truck driver, Farmer
In 1999, big Inland terminals were being built which lead to the closing of many
small grain elevators. The need for custom grain hauling in our area was becoming
very apparent. I started Jag Trucking looking for a way to supplement my farming
income.
Most of our hauling jobs take place within a 160km radius of Prelate, Saskatchewan.
Prelate is the village in the South West corner of Saskatchewan where I grew up and
now reside with my wife Angela and our dog Sadi.
My wife and I, along with my dad Jerry Gizen came up with the name for Jag
Trucking - "J" for Jason, "A" for Angela, and "G" for Gizen. We haul almost anything
grown on a farm as well as fertilizer. Our motto "If you can grow it we can tow it",
pretty much sums it up. Angela and Jason Gizen below.
In 1999, big Inland terminals were being built which lead to the closing of many
small grain elevators. The need for custom grain hauling in our area was becoming
very apparent. I started Jag Trucking looking for a way to supplement my farming
income.
Most of our hauling jobs take place within a 160km radius of Prelate, Saskatchewan.
Prelate is the village in the South West corner of Saskatchewan where I grew up and
now reside with my wife Angela and our dog Sadi.
My wife and I, along with my dad Jerry Gizen came up with the name for Jag
Trucking - "J" for Jason, "A" for Angela, and "G" for Gizen. We haul almost anything
grown on a farm as well as fertilizer. Our motto "If you can grow it we can tow it",
pretty much sums it up. Angela and Jason Gizen below.
JAG TRUCKING
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