The Grain Sector’s purpose is to provide farmers with the very best conditions for marketing their yields while ensuring effective procurement for the animal feed, industrial, and export markets.
Our grain merchandising network focuses on efficiency, proximity, and your interests. The goal is to ensure maximum profit for farmers and their families on the more than four million metric tonnes of grain traded every year.
Every day, our experts dedicate themselves to helping you do business in more effective and innovative ways. As with your land, we want your business to thrive. Sollio Agriculture is a partner in grain merchandising for industrial, local and international markets. We export around the world from Eastern Canada ports through multiple partnerships in Europe, Central America, the Caribbean, and Southeast Asia.
Putting the St. Lawrence Seaway at the service of our farmers is one of our main goals.
We have access to laker capacity that enables us to move grain from the Great lakes to the St. Lawrence River for either domestic or export use. We typically load in Sarnia, Oshawa, and Johnstown in Ontario, in our deep-water terminal in Québec City, or in Halifax (Nova Scotia). Our recent installation in Québec City is a Panamax sea port with a 100-car unit train receiving capacity. The port is operational 12 months of the year.
Sustainability is very much part of the core goals of Sollio Agriculture’s Grain Sector. That’s why…
We are GMP+certified.
We are Ecocert Canada certified (food grade IP soybeans)
We are member of:
While new technologies can’t control Mother Nature, they can certainly make things easier for farmers by reducing her impact. That’s why we have launched this new digital platform. It makes life simpler for you by bringing together all our grain management tools in one place.
The best grain deserves the best price. Check the latest market prices and trends. In just minutes, you can put your grain up for sale or obtain a quote confirmation.
This essential data helps farmers to make smart selling calls.
Keep track of how you’re harvesting the fruits of your labour! Access all your contracts, tickets, and settlements right here.
Just click on the location pins to find out where we are and what services we offer at each location.
Commercial offices
Grain terminals
Elevators and distribution centers
Jean-Félix Morin and François Pellerin are organic milk producers in Saint-Boniface in the Mauricie region. After merging their farms, they undertook another major project: moving away from traditional milk production to produce milk that’s certified organic. We go meet them along with Alexandra St- Amand, an agri-advisor with Novago Coopérative.
Jocelyn Leclair is a vegetable producer in Sherrington. The company he co-owns, Les fermes Leclair et frères, participates in several research projects aimed at reducing the impact of agricultural activity on the environment, specifically the degradation of cultivated organic soils in Québec. We go meet him along with Christian Provençal, an agri-advisor with La Coop Unifrontières.
Jules Beaudoin is a large-scale farmer in Saint-Hyacinthe who uses the no-till technique. This method comes with its own unique challenges—but in the end, do the benefits outweigh the drawbacks? We go meet him along with Benoît Côté, an agri-advisor with La Coop Comax.