Easterwood Storage Systems
Our Services
Grain Storage & Handling
Providing customer satisfaction time after time!
Cotton Seed Warehouses
Cottonseed is hygroscopic and therefore absorbs moisture from or gives up moisture to the surrounding air.
Feed Mills - Remodel or New
Building agriculture from the ground up!
Feed Grain Equipment
Count on us for superior workmanship and attention to details for all your construction needs!
Cotton Gin Repair & Cotton Machinery Installation
Rest assured we will have you up and running in no time with our installation and repair service.
Facility Related Office/Warehousing
Let us help plan and build your next project!
We Specialize in Turnkey Projects!
Latest Projects
New Pit & Elevator For Unloading Rail Trucks and Railcars At 20,000 BPH Rate
New Dryer For On-Farm Operation
Pass-Through Scale With 20,000 BPH Unloading Capacity
Financing Options Available
Our Mission:
•We will constantly strive to be a
successful company which provides
superior products and services to
meet our customers’ needs.
•We will act in an ethical and
honest manner toward our
customers and employees
while achieving targeted goals
and continually seeking to
improve.
The History:
For over 40 years, Don Easterwood has
specialized in serving the needs of the
agriculture industry in the Texas Gulf
Coast area. Our millwright services
offer everything from minor repairs to
major remodels and new construction.
ESS has the knowledge, experience,
and technology to help you compete
in today’s competitive feed and grain
environment.
years Serving the Ag Community
There’s Only One Way to Do It…That’s The Right Way.
Hi,
I’m Don Easterwood and I am uniquely postitioned to help you get your farm project off and running.
I started my career with a Finance degree from Texas, A&M. ( Go Aggies!) I spent many years in the banks of Houston, Dallas, and most recently Corpus Christi working with local farmers, ranchers, feed yards, and other agricultural interests. This background in finance gives me a distinct advantage in helping me to direct my customers to the best method of financing their purchase of grain storage facilities or major additions. I have several sources of financing for their projects and can assist them on how to best navigate the financing process.This is just another way that we deliver Superior service time after time!About Us
Don Easterwood
Call or Text
(361) 877-9155
Let’s Build Something Together
Storage is the key, those that have it already know it, and those that don’t wish they had some. Give us a call and let us help you plan, design, and build your storage facility, no matter what size you need.
For over 40 years, I have specialized in serving the needs of the agricultural industry in the Texas Gulf Coast and South Texas region.
My experience covers banking, commodity futures trading, farm equipment sales and service, cotton and grain farming, and for the last 10 years, building and repairing grain and cotton storage facilities. I have the knowledge and experience to help you compete and stay competitive in today’s thin margin agricultural business environment.
Empowering Farmers With Solutions
Grain Bins and Accessories for Both Farm and Commercial Interests
-Hopper Tanks
-Chain and Screw Conveyors
-Belt Conveyors
-Bucket Elevators
-Grain Conditioning
-Grain Monitoring
-Grain Probes
-Feed Mill and Feed Lot Equipment
-Metal Buildings
-Catwalks and Towers
-Grain Dryers
-Drum Filters for Cotton Gins
-Cyclone Installations
-Cotton Seed Houses and Warehouses
-Burr Houses for Cotton Gins
Taking Control Of The Market
On-farm storage is a win-win situation. You can keep the combines going during harvest. Even more importantly, you have the flexibility to move grain when you want, reaping the benefits of basis appreciation and market carry. Altogether, an on-farm storage system can hold up to 250,000 bushels.
You Can Combat The Harvest Lull
“You always have that harvest lull, but, if you can hold that grain for two or three months,” Stone said. “This year we are picking up 35 or 40 cents on corn. And when corn is $3, you need every penny you can get.”
He sold soybeans harvested in late October for 50 cents over the harvest price.
“It isn’t always a winning situation,” Stone said. “But a majority of the time it is.”
With that kind of cash, he said he can pay for his bins in just a few years.
Who Wants To Wait In line At The Local Elevator?
Tired of sitting in line at the local elevator? Are you tired of the harvest dumping and storage fees? Can you effectively capture seasonal prices or narrower basis improvements after harvest?
–Get in touch with ESS
Client Testimonials
