Join a Growing SUL4R-PLUS Team

We’re excited to be adding to our team at our Mill Creek, Kentucky, and Marissa, Illinois, locations.

At SUL4R-PLUS, we take pride in turning the gypsum by-product from local coal power plants into a powerful solution for healthier soil and better farming. We’re passionate about making a real impact in agriculture while creating a workplace where our team feels valued and supported. If you’re looking for a rewarding career with a company that makes a difference, we’d love to hear from you!

All full-time SUL4R-PLUS team members can expect a competitive salary and benefit package, including medical and dental coverage, performance bonus opportunities and a 401k match.

Applicants will be subject to background checks and drug screening.

Positions we’re looking to fill include:

Marissa, IL

  • Shift Supervisor
  • Plant Operator
  • Front Loader/Operator
  • Utility Operator
  • Administrative/Lab Technician
  • E&I Technician

Mill Creek, KY

  • Operators
  • Maintenance Technician
  • Safety Professional

Interested in joining the SUL4R-PLUS team? Find open opportunities on our Careers page.

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SUL4R-PLUS Expands Executive Leadership Team

As SUL4R-PLUS grows and scales its operations, the company is also expanding its executive leadership team with the addition of Greg Parris as Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Greg Larkin as Chief Financial Officer (CFO).   

As COO, Parris will lead the company’s efforts to enhance production capabilities, streamline processes, and uphold the highest standards of quality and safety. He will work closely with our executive team to implement strategic initiatives that support our growth and success. With a comprehensive background in engineering and manufacturing, Parris brings valuable knowledge and skills to the SUL4R-PLUS team. He has a proven track record of driving operational excellence and fostering innovation in the manufacturing sector. 

Larkin will be responsible for leading the company’s financial strategy and enhancing financial performance to support its long-term growth objectives as CFO. With a distinguished career in finance and a history of consistent success, Larkin has demonstrated exceptional leadership in financial planning, analysis, and management, making him an invaluable addition to our executive team   

“Greg Parris and Greg Larkin are dynamic leaders with extensive experience which will bolster our foundations and strategic growth plans,” said Terry Gill, President and CEO for SUL4R-PLUS. “They will be assets in helping lead SUL4R-PLUS through our current and future growth initiatives.”  

Parris holds a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Louisville and brings more than 40 years of experience managing teams and driving productivity. During the course of his career, Parris has spent time with Ralston Purina, DuPont and Reynolds Aluminum, providing leadership in safety, regulatory management, purchasing, engineering, research and development, quality assurance and quality control, computer integrated manufacturing, and maintenance.   

“With four decades of experience, Parris brings essential operational knowledge, skills and expertise to the SUL4R-PLUS team,” said Gill. “His deep understanding of people, leadership, process design, control maintenance, and materials handling make him a critical asset to our team as we grow and scale our operations.”  

Larkin has a strong history of achieving both financial and non-financial business goals. He comes to SUL4R-PLUS with 25 years of experience in progressive accounting and finance roles. Most recently, Larkin spent 22 years at Kentucky Trailer, including seven in the CFO role. During his tenure with the company, he was a key contributor to the growth of the company, leading the finance team through five acquisitions and two ownership restructurings. Prior to that, Larkin spent three years as a public accountant in the Audit and Assurance group at Deloitte.   

Larkin earned his bachelor’s degree in accounting from Western Kentucky University and is a licensed CPA in Kentucky.   

“Larkin’s experience is a powerful combination of in-depth technical knowledge and financial acumen, encompassing corporate finance, strategy, capital allocation, and mergers and acquisitions,” said Gill. “We’re excited to have him on board to drive our financial strategy as we scale as a company.”   

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Breaking Ground on New Opportunities for SUL4R-PLUS & Marissa, IL

We’re excited to announce that SUL4R-PLUS is coming to Marissa, IL! The new plant location will reside on 34 acres of the former Quad County Ready Mix concrete plant near the Prairie State power plant at 655 Washington County Line Road. Our goal with this expansion is to help meet growing sales needs and increase product availability to better support our growers.

We’re also excited to be able to better support the community and the environment through this expansion. SUL4R-PLUS is manufactured using the gypsum by-product from nearby coal burning power plants and turning it into a product that is extremely beneficial to soil health.

Construction is already under way. The Marissa plant is scheduled to be operational by February 2025.

With operational expansion comes team expansion. This summer kicks off our search for the newest additions to the SUL4R-PLUS team. We take pride in making farming a little easier and lot more rewarding for our customers. If one of the following positions seems like the right fit, we’d love to be in touch.

Positions we’re looking to fill:

  • Production Manager
  • Maintenance Supervisor
  • Quality Control & Process Engineer
  • Plant Operators
  • Shift Supervisors
  • Equipment Operators (Front-End Loader Operators, Skid Steer Operators, Forklift Operators)

All full-time SUL4R-PLUS team members can expect a competitive salary and benefit package, including medical and dental coverage, performance bonus opportunities and a 401k match.

Applicants will be subject to background checks and drug screening.

Interested in joining us in Marissa, IL? Please complete the form below.

SUL4R-PLUS and HELM Crop Nutrition Americas Announce Exclusive Partnership

We are thrilled to announce our exclusive partnership with HELM Crop Nutrition Americas, a leading name in agricultural logistics and distribution. This collaboration represents a significant step forward for SUL4R-PLUS, as it ensures that our high-quality, granular calcium-sulfate fertilizer will be efficiently delivered to farmers across North America. With HELM’s expertise and extensive network, we are confident that this partnership will not only expand the availability of SUL4R-PLUS but also strengthen our commitment to providing crop nutrition solutions that raise the bar for agricultural excellence.

Employee Spotlight: Noah Binkley

Noah Binkley, a Sales Manager with SUL4R-PLUS, has been an integral part of the team since 2021. With over 10 years of experience in the agriculture and fertilizer business, Noah brings invaluable expertise to our mission of helping farmers achieve higher yields. 

Hailing from Central Kentucky, Noah’s agricultural roots were established early on, as he worked on his uncle’s farm, producing tobacco and tending to cattle. His upbringing instilled in him a strong work ethic and a deep appreciation for the industry. Noah furthered his education at Murray State University, graduating in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Finance. 

 As a Sales Manager, Noah oversees SUL4R-PLUS sales in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Missouri (excluding the bootheel). His deep industry knowledge, coupled with his genuine passion for agriculture, enables him to foster strong relationships with our customers and assist them in unlocking the full potential of their crops. Noah’s dedication to customer success and his ability to understand the specific needs of farmers in these regions have made him an invaluable asset to our team. 

Beyond his professional pursuits, Noah is a passionate supporter of Kentucky basketball and football (Go Wildcats!), exemplifying his love for the state and its sports culture. Noah enjoys hunting, fishing, and golfing, activities that he now shares with his two sons. 

Noah’s expertise, enthusiasm, and unwavering commitment to our mission have significantly contributed to our pursuit of higher yields and improved soil health. 

New Year, New Video Launch

To kick the new year off right, we’re launching a brand-new video to showcase what we do best: making farming a little easier and whole lot more rewarding. Watch it now:

Highlighting all of the strengths that SUL4R-PLUS has to offer, this new video is a celebration of the sustainability, competitive advantages and incredible customer care that we bring to the table.

On top of that, we truly care about our customers and we declare that we will never put profit before those relationships. This vision comes from the top down and the bottom up – it’s a part of our company culture at every level.

Behind our exceptional customer commitment is our revolutionary product. Our patented, dust-free fertilizer is good for producers, operations and the environment. Our whole team stands proudly with our product – we know you’ll be satisfied.

Thank you for celebrating with us! We’re so proud of our team and our product, and we invite you to watch and share this exciting new video.

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