[ ABOUT ]

About Prem-Line

We make living-culture pellets, out of Antrim County in Northern Michigan.

We kept hitting the same wall. The live cultures that make a fermented feed or soil input worth using don't survive the way pellets are normally made: the heat that forms the pellet cooks them off. So we worked out how to make a pellet without that heat, one that keeps the culture alive from the mixer all the way to the bag. We'd spent years fermenting soil and plant inputs already, so this is the same work pointed at feed for livestock and fish, and at amendments for growers.

[ WHAT WE'RE BUILDING ]

It isn't really one product

What we actually built is a way to get a living mix of microbes into a dry pellet that ships and stores like any other. That turns out to be useful well beyond feed.

Feed is where we're starting, because that's where the demand is strongest right now. Soil amendments are in early trials. Other uses will follow, but we'd rather take them one at a time than spread thin. Each one comes with its own rules to follow, and our "custom" line is how we pilot something new without getting ahead of ourselves. One thing we're careful about: we don't make health, disease, or performance claims about animals. We tell you what the product is and how it's made, and leave the rest to the trials.

Company
Prem-Line™
Location
Antrim County, Northern Michigan, USA
Industry
Living-culture feed and soil pellets
Product lines
Livestock feed, aquaculture feed, soil amendment, custom
Stage
Pilot production; active field trials; scaling
Distribution
Regional direct sales
Contact
info@prem-line.com

[ WHERE THINGS STAND ]

Development timeline

  1. The build

    Done

    Up and running

    The facility is built and running: pelleting line, hammer mill, mixer, and a climate-controlled space, with our fermentation process and quality checks in place.

  2. Right now

    Underway

    Samples and field trials

    We're running batches and getting samples out to real aquaculture and soil operations for evaluation. The point right now is simple: see how it holds up out in the field.

  3. Next up

    Up next

    Refine and scale

    Take what the trials tell us, adjust the recipes and the process, and build up enough output to supply more customers.

  4. Down the road

    Ahead

    Grow the customer base

    Add customers as the results come in, add capacity to keep up, and grow our footprint across the region.

[ NEXT STEP ]

Work with us

If you supply ingredients, run animals or crops you'd want to trial this on, or back early-stage ag, we'd like to hear from you. The detailed numbers and the process itself we keep under NDA, so reach out and we'll walk you through it.

info@prem-line.com