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From taking over his father's trucking business to growing a fleet of 40 trucks, Rob Grover of Grover Farm Trucking shares how he pivoted from dry van freight into bulk hauling and diversified into hoppers, tankers, belts, and more. In this inspiring episode, Rob opens up about his roots in agriculture, his military service, and how he’s turned a small-town operation into a thriving business.
Discover how Rob is investing in the next generation through community outreach, including an innovative hands-on exhibit for kids to learn about agriculture and trucking. His story is a must-listen for anyone navigating transitions in the trucking industry or looking to expand their business while staying grounded in values. Rob’s commitment to education, family, and his small-town roots offers a powerful blueprint for sustainable growth in bulk freight.

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Jared Flinn — Founder, BulkLoads
Twenty years of bulk-freight operating experience. Jared sits down weekly with the carriers, brokers, and shippers who actually move the freight — not the pundits who write about it. New episode every Monday.
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From taking over his father's trucking business to growing a fleet of 40 trucks, Rob Grover of Grover Farm Trucking shares how he pivoted from dry van freight into bulk hauling and diversified into hoppers, tankers, belts, and more. In this inspiring episode, Rob opens up about his roots in agriculture, his military service, and how…
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