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. At that time I only had one truck and Jag Trucking consisted of my truck and I, with
the occasional pair of hands and a strong back to help with the shovelling.
At present, Jag Trucking has expanded to 4 trucks, 2 of which are lease operators. 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.
Employees:
Roddy Ley
Roddy is our dispatcher and specialty crop broker. We are very happy to have Roddy join our team as it takes a lot of
pressure off me, my wife is especially happy, as she gets to see me once in a while now. It will also be a God send
once the farming season starts as I am very busy from seeding to harvest with farm work. Roddy will definitely make
my life a whole lot easier. Any questions, concerns or inquiries can be directed to Roddy; he will ensure that you will
be taken care of. Pic of Roddy Ley below.
Frank Kuntz (Brute)
Brute is a Lease operator; he joined our team in April 2007 and recently purchased a brand new International Eagle
truck. Brute has 20+ years of trucking and farming experience. Brute's new unit 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. At that time I only had one truck and Jag Trucking consisted of my truck and I, with
the occasional pair of hands and a strong back to help with the shovelling.
At present, Jag Trucking has expanded to 4 trucks, 2 of which are lease operators. 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.
Employees:
Roddy Ley
Roddy is our dispatcher and specialty crop broker. We are very happy to have Roddy join our team as it takes a lot of
pressure off me, my wife is especially happy, as she gets to see me once in a while now. It will also be a God send
once the farming season starts as I am very busy from seeding to harvest with farm work. Roddy will definitely make
my life a whole lot easier. Any questions, concerns or inquiries can be directed to Roddy; he will ensure that you will
be taken care of. Pic of Roddy Ley below.
Frank Kuntz (Brute)
Brute is a Lease operator; he joined our team in April 2007 and recently purchased a brand new International Eagle
truck. Brute has 20+ years of trucking and farming experience. Brute's new unit below.
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We are also looking for lease operators and drivers to join our team. If you are a lease operator looking for a job, email your
resume to us and we just may have a job for you. If you're looking for a quieter lifestyle, where you can go outdoors and smell
the fresh air, and see for miles around, there are homes for sale in Prelate, Sask. Homes that would cost you over $250,000 in
Calgary, Alberta, can be bought for as low as $25000. See aerial view of Prelate, Saskatchewan below.
resume to us and we just may have a job for you. If you're looking for a quieter lifestyle, where you can go outdoors and smell
the fresh air, and see for miles around, there are homes for sale in Prelate, Sask. Homes that would cost you over $250,000 in
Calgary, Alberta, can be bought for as low as $25000. See aerial view of Prelate, Saskatchewan below.
Reg Leipert
Reg is a lease operator, he joined our team in December 2008. Reg has 20+ years of trucking and farming
experience. Reg also has a tridem low boy for hauling bales. See Reg's unit below.
Reg is a lease operator, he joined our team in December 2008. Reg has 20+ years of trucking and farming
experience. Reg also has a tridem low boy for hauling bales. See Reg's unit below.