Here at Sollio Agriculture’s research farm, we leave nothing to chance. It takes several years of research and field work all over the country to get a product to your field. Our team even bakes bread and hand makes certain crop varieties. It’s that kind of attention to detail and commitment to sustainable innovation that ultimately helps farmers improve their yields.
Read MoreHere at Sollio Agriculture’s research farm, we leave nothing to chance. It takes several years of research and field work all over the country to get a product to your field. Our team even bakes bread and hand makes certain crop varieties. It’s that kind of attention to detail and commitment to sustainable innovation that ultimately helps farmers improve their yields.
Read MoreHere at Sollio Agriculture’s research farm, we leave nothing to chance. It takes several years of research and field work all over the country to get a product to your field. Our team will even hand make certain varieties and use them to bake bread. It’s that kind of attention to detail and innovative spirit that ultimately helps farmers improve their yields.
Read MoreFacility will open untapped markets for the many economic and environmental benefits offered by controlled-release fertilizers Sollio Agriculture, the agribusiness division of 100-year-old Sol...
Read MoreWhen it comes to fertilizing your crops, you don’t have to compromise. Folium³ high-end foliar fertilizers contain everything you need to optimize your plants’ growth all season long. Interview with account manager Christine Bourbonnais
Read MorePascal Houle, Chief Operating Officer of Sollio Cooperative Group, is pleased to announce the appointment of Casper Kaastra as Chief Executive Officer of Sollio Agriculture and Executive Vice-President of Sollio Cooperative Group.
Read MoreSollio Agriculture's grain export maritime terminal, the construction of which started in the Anse au Foulon sector of the Port of Québec in 2018, is now fully operational. The terminal will allow the transshipment of one million tonnes of grain and cereals to new international markets during its first year of operation. By 2022, this number could reach 1.3 million tonnes, representing nearly $600 million in revenue for our local grain farmers.
Read MoreThe difficult winters and droughts of the last few years have put a strain on hay production. As a result, inventories are so low on Québec farms that some are talking about a shortage. To optimize yields and replenish inventories, meadows must be properly fertilized.
Read MoreIt goes without saying that 2020 forage inventories have been generally low for the province, although some regions appear to have been much less affected than others. This has been complicated for some farmers, who have had to innovate.
Read MoreThe company is strengthening its existing technology offering to support the prosperity of Canadian agricultural producers
Read MoreHighly effective in weed management, BioLink® Herbicide EC is garnering rave reviews from both organic and conventional farmers. This powerful, fast-acting tool attacks weeds and can be rotated to avoid resistance to herbicides.
Read MoreThe Sollio Agriculture team is always monitoring the latest developments in dairy production. Every year, experts review studies and talk with researchers around the world to learn about the latest trends. They convey this knowledge to agri-advisors, who then pass it on to you and others on the ground. In this article, which is part of our “Dairy Innovation” series, we present the 2021 feeding trends.
Read MoreThe Sollio Agriculture team is always monitoring the latest developments in dairy production. Every year, experts review studies and talk with researchers around the world to learn about the latest trends. They convey this knowledge to agri-advisors, who then pass it on to you and others on the ground. In this article, which is part of our “Dairy Innovation” series, we present the 2021 trends in forage production.
Read MoreThe Sollio Agriculture team is always monitoring the latest developments in dairy production. Every year, experts review studies and talk with researchers around the world to learn about the latest trends. They convey this knowledge to agri-advisors, who then pass it on to you and others on the ground. In this article, which is part of our “Dairy Innovation” series, we present the 2021 management trends.
Read MoreMore and more horticulturists are using biostimulants to improve their yields and harvest quality.
Read MoreBiostimulants allow field crop producers to remain productive despite climate uncertainties. Very trendy in Europe, these innovative products are increasingly being used in our fields.
Read MoreSome 82,000 metric tonnes of grain were loaded on six vessels and shipped from the Port of Oshawa Oshawa, Ontario December 16, 2020 – Sollio Agriculture, the Agri-business Division of Sollio C...
Read MoreA new business model to support the prosperity of farming families
Read MoreThe past few months have seen several major accomplishments in the integrated digital platform AgConnexion, including our obtaining Ag Data Transparent certification.*
Read MoreElite Seeds brings together researchers and advisors who work hand in hand to promote excellence.
Read MoreTo optimize grain marketing, Sollio Agriculture experts focus primarily on relationships of trust with farmers and buyers.
Read MoreWith the launch of Sollio & Grains Québec Agriculture cooperative, grain producers will be dealing with one of the largest organizations ever seen in the grain sector in Quebec. The new grouping will offer them greater market access for their crops while meeting the needs of the various players in the industry.
Read MoreA shared identity strengthens our ability to ensure prosperity for farming families
Read MoreSollio Agriculture business continuity Sollio Agriculture is still closely monitoring the status of COVID-19 cases around the world and doing everything possible to limit the impact that this situa...
Read MoreMontréal, April 16, 2020 — Sébastien Léveillé, Chief Executive Officer of Sollio Agriculture and Executive Vice-President of Sollio Cooperative Group, is pleased to announce the appointment of Stéphan...
Read MoreCanada’s Agriculture Day is here, and I’d like to share some thoughts that are on our minds at Sollio Agriculture. Agri-food is one of Canada’s main industries. It helps drive regional economies and provides numerous jobs. It’s also growing. However, it’s important to bear in mind that the life of farmers is becoming increasingly complex: they need to feed the population, remain competitive, keep investing in equipment and technology, be data driven, stay calm about their debt ratios, pollute less and adapt constantly to changing consumer needs.
Read MoreA common identity strengthens our ability to support the prosperity of Canadian farming families
Read MoreThe feed mill started a vegetable garden to support Siloam Mission’s Drop-In Meal Program Sollio Agriculture wants to recognize the commitment and engagement of its Winnipeg mill's employees (curre...
Read MoreSollio Agriculture and partners help feed the world’s neediest people The Ontario grain team of Sollio Agriculture is proud to announce that the proceeds from the newly-formed Great Lakes Grow Proj...
Read MoreMontréal, October 21, 2019 – On October 19, Sollio Agriculture rewarded 16 of its highest performing dairy producers in Québec and eastern Ontario at the prestigious Synchro Supérieur event atten...
Read MoreMontréal, September 23, 2019 – La Coop fédérée and its agricultural division, Sollio Agriculture, took advantage of their participation in consultations held by the Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries...
Read MoreMontreal, Tuesday, July 9, 2019 – Management of La Coop fédérée, its Olymel and Sollio Agriculture divisions and F. Ménard announced today an agreement to acquire all the assets of Ange-Gardien company F. Ménard, in Montérégie, Quebec.
Read MoreGaétan Desroches, CEO of La Coop fédérée, is proud to announce the appointment of Sébastien Léveillé to the position of CEO of Sollio Agriculture.
Read MoreSollio Agriculture, a leader in the marketing of grain and farm inputs in Canada, is proud to announce the construction of a new grain elevator and distribution center in Truro, Nova Scotia, at the cost of $4.2 million.
Read MoreThe Agri-business Division of La Coop fédérée, a leader in the farm inputs business in Canada, announces that today it will start operating under the brand Sollio Agriculture.
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