Bartlett

TolaTrucking

Picked up a load here today...little awkward going in the last turn but the loading was quick.

Kirk White

Traveling to work this morning had the cruise set on 72mph in a 65mph zone. Passed one of their trucks. Next thing you know I'm being shot the bird, stuff being thrown out the window, truck coming in to my lane, and I'm having to do 80mph just to get away from him. Maybe this isn't the way Bartlett Milling wants to run their buisness.. maybe it is. But Bartlett if you're reading this, killing someone or wreckless driving doesn't look real good on your safer score! Just saying. Perhaps give some thought better training for your drivers or possibly realize the fact that you hire your problems. Your driver is the face of the company. It's what John Q Public sees.

Nathaniel Beal

They have extremely rude drivers. They refuse to follow the law of “slower traffic keep right”. They will sit in the left lanes and middle lanes and make you have to pass them on the right. I will never buy Their feed again. Their driver today made the last straw.

Michael Harrison

Last week I purchased a fifty pound bag of Bartlett’s pasture horse sweet feed. I didn’t think the feed looked as dark and “rich” as I had gotten in the past, but didn’t think a lot of it. Then this week I bought another fifty pound bag of the same product. It doesn’t even look like the same product. It appears there is hardly any molasses in the feed. My non-scientific opinion is that there is a quality control issue. I get my feed from our local distributor, but I plan to ask him for a different brand next week.