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Vilmorin & Cie wants to fill farms fields with bounteous crops. As one of the world's oldest (its roots date back to 1742) and largest producers and marketers of crop and vegetable seeds, the company supplies professional growers in France and overseas. Its crop seeds include those for corn, wheat, barley, canola and sunflower seed, amenity grasses, cotton, and beets. Vilmorin vegetable seeds for more than 30 of the world's most consumed vegetables, including tomatoes, melons, carrots, sweet peppers, cauliflower, squash, onions, watermelon, and cucumbers.

Viterra has its roots in grain. Canada's largest grain company, the company collects, stores, markets and ships grain. It sells farm goods such as seed and fertilizer, farm equipment, crop-protection products through its 252 retail outlets located throughout western Canada. It also processes malting barley and oats into value-added products, and provides grain storage (99 elevators) and transportation services (100 rail-car loaders). In addition, Viterra offers livestock-production and financial services. The company is most active in Canada and the US but has customers in more than 50 other countries. In 2010 the company acquired US-based pasta producer Dakota Growers Pasta.

Viterra provides premium quality ingredients to leading global food manufacturers. Headquartered in Canada, the global agribusiness has extensive operations across Western Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, with Adelaide, Australia as the base for Viterra’s Southeast Asian operations. Our growing international presence also extends to operations in the United States, offices in Japan, Singapore, China, and Switzerland. Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, we operate in five interrelated business areas: grain handling and marketing, agri-products, food processing, feed products and financial services. Our expertise, close relationships with producers and superior logistical assets allow the company to consistently meet the needs of the most discerning end-use customers, helping to fulfil the nutritional needs of people around the world.Viterra and ABB Grain reached a historic agreement in September 2009 to combine operations, creating one of the world’s leading agricultural companies.

Established in 1943, Wada Farms has since been a leader in the potato industry. Wada Farms separates itself from its competitors by offering a full line of high quality fresh potato, onion, and sweet potato products in a way that no one else can. We will continually strive to deliver everything you have come to expect from an industry leader. Versatility is a key component to Wada Farms. Making sure the customer is given exactly what they need and want is what we are all about. Increasing value to all of our customers is our business. Our company requirements for neatness and quality in all operational aspects set us apart in this ever changing industry. Wada Farms operates an irrigated farming enterprise in Southeastern Idaho growing primarily fresh and process potatoes, seed and commercial wheat, corn, alfalfa, sugar beets, and hybrid canola seed.

Founded by farmers in 1937 as Consumers Cooperative Oil Company of St. James, the company has expanded from its roots in petroleum marketing. During its first 30 years, it found additional strength in crop production and grain marketing, and, ultimately, in bulk feed, bulk petroleum, and custom spraying. The company took the name Watonwan Farm Service in 1965.In 1967, a merger with Lewisville Farmers Co-op Elevator launched two decades of expansion. Grain operations in St. James began the same year. By 1979, when Ormsby Farmers Grain Company merged with WFS, grain storage had grown to 300,000 bushels and total locations numbered four. Grain capacity rose steadily to one million bushels by 1993, and convenience stores expanded the cooperative’s mix of services. In 1994, acquisition of LH Grain Co. added two-unit train load out facilities and five elevators. Through a long-term lease agreement in 1996, the company assumed assets from Grain Land Co-op.In 1999, WFS acquired Blue Earth County Service Co. by retiring 100% of equity to its stockholders and also purchased the assets of the former Truman Farmers Elevator. WFS then added five facilities formerly owned by Agro Distributing, LLC, in 2000.

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