In agricultural transportation, consistency and coordination often determine whether supply chains operate smoothly or face costly delays. For Mitchel Lacher and Eric Domier, founders of Lacher Logistics, these challenges were not abstract observations but lived experiences that shaped how the company was built. From their perspective, the business emerged as a response to operational inefficiencies that affected both service providers and customers across the agricultural sector.
Founded in 2021, Lacher Logistics operates as an asset-based logistics and brokerage company focused on moving agricultural freight, particularly bulk commodities such as feed and grain. According to Lacher, the company initially began by dispatching a small number of trucks and managing limited equipment, but it quickly evolved into a broader system designed to address recurring gaps in the industry. He explains that early challenges around inconsistent freight availability, driver retention, and operational coordination informed the company's long-term structure.
