BNW Logistics

A few months ago, we had the opportunity to sit down with Jarred and the team at BulkLoads to talk about our journey in the trucking and bulk freight industry.

For Ashley and I, this business started with a gamble. We took the money we had saved to buy our farm and invested it into our first semi truck instead. From there, we grew into operating multiple trucks, building relationships, and creating opportunities alongside a great group of drivers and employees.

Over time, our focus shifted from owning trucks to building something different through BNW Logistics — helping move freight, buying and selling products, and working with local carriers to keep their trucks moving every day.

We’re thankful for the opportunity to share our story and appreciate everyone who has supported us along the way.

Take a few minutes to watch the podcast below and hear more about our journey in the bulk freight industry.

🎥 Watch here:
https://youtu.be/n2-i0RKCoWs?si=YvkbkiXXk2jOpas7

Why This 31-Year-Old Says Fancy Trucks Are Killing Owner-Operators Craig Broerman left a corporate mechanical engineering career, sold the money meant for his grandparents' farm, and bought a belt trailer in 2019. Six years ...

Our feature with BulkLoads is officially LIVE!

Back in April, we had the opportunity to sit down with Jarred and the BulkLoads team to share our story, talk about the bulk freight industry, and discuss how BulkLoads has helped shape and grow our business over the years.

From trucking to product acquisition and freight brokerage, it’s been an incredible journey, and we’re thankful for everyone who has supported us along the way.

Take a few minutes to check out the video and let us know what you think. We’d appreciate you liking the video, leaving an honest comment, and sharing it with others in the industry.

We truly appreciate the support from our customers, drivers, partners, friends, and family who continue to help us grow every day.

https://youtu.be/WqGnrB-4538

The Day I Decided to Get Out of the Truck When Craig Broerman got the call that his son was in the hospital — while he was loading cottonseed 10 hours from home in North Carolina — he knew something ...