Broken North Cattle Company
Red Wolf is starting the Broken North Cattle Company to provide small modular red meat processing plants. The processing plants are designed for ranchers and local cooperatives to process 10 – 20 head of cattle per day. The processing plants are full-service butcher shops, smoking and sausage facilities, and other services to ensure food sovereignty even in the most remote areas of Alberta. The structures and equipment are designed through a cooperative research and development process to deliver the highest efficiency and cost effectiveness.
Highlights
Broken North offers two plant sizes; 2500 sf, and 5200 sf. Each of the facilities are designed to process 13 and 20 head of cattle per day and employing 3 – 10 workers at each facility.
Research and Development: Broken North uses tried and true plans from the University of Iowa to design purpose-built facilities for safe, reliable, repeatable and scalable facilities for indigenous communities and other remote communities in Alberta.
- Reduced Energy Cost: Facilities are designed for the North with super-insulation and efficient heat and industrial power design.
- Employment: Creation of 3 - 10 skilled full-time employment career opportunities for indigenous and local workers. Broken North has a hire local policy.
- Modular Designed: Units are engineered buildings with expansion in mind.
- Food Sovereignty: Broken North Cattle Company is a food sovereignty project to ensure Indigenous and local people are able to process their own cattle year around and at affordable prices.