PARTNERS

  • Started in 2020, TriGen Ag Partners is a joint venture between Agrex, Max Farmers Elevator, and Plaza-Makoti Equity Elevator. TriGen has facilities in Max, Plaza, Ryder, and Makoti, ND—having cooperative roots dating back over 100 years. A shuttle train loader was completed in the fall of 2021 in Ryder, ND and is served by the CPKC Railroad.

  • Started in November 2011, AC Grain is a joint venture between Agrex Inc. and Cargill. The main facility is located in Dana, Indiana. Construction was completed in 2013 to add a flat storage building with an additional storage capacity of 9.4 M bushels with a total storage capacity of 10.2 M bushels. They are handling corn, soybean and wheat, which are delivered to domestic markets as well as export markets.

  • Started in 2012, Tronson Grain LLC is a joint venture between Agrex Inc. and Tronson Grain Company, with family history in the grain business dating back to 1942. Today, Tronson Grain is serving customers in Doyon, Garske, Tolna, and Lakota North Dakota.  Construction on a new shuttle loader in Doyon, ND was complete in the fall of 2014 and is served by the BNSF Railroad. 

  • Pacificor is a joint venture export marketing company owned by Archer Daniels Midland, Columbia Grain, Bunge and Agrex Inc. Their two terminals are located in Kalama, WA, and Portland, OR. Utilizing the combined strengths of its parent companies, Pacificor excels in local sourcing and international marketing, offering customers a full range of commodities—including soybeans, corn, sorghum, durum, barley, hard red winter wheat, dark northern spring wheat and soft white wheat.

  • Since 1978, Sesaco Corporation has been working to help coordinate the development of the sesame industry. They believe that sesame adds value to a farmer's rotation, helping to extend the use of vital resources, particularly water. With approximately 50% oil, 25% protein, and several forms of antioxidants, sesame contributes positively to human health & nutrition when consumed as an ingredient.


  • Agrex Inc. is a wholly-owned US subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas) which is 100% owned by Mitsubishi Corporation (MC). MC is Japan's largest general trading company (sogo shosha) with over 200 bases of operations in approximately 90 countries worldwide. Together with its over 600 group companies, MC employs a multinational workforce of approximately 65,000 people. MC has long been engaged in business with customers around the world in virtually every industry, including energy, metals, machinery, chemicals, food, and general merchandise.

  • Mitsubishi International Corporation (MIC) is a wholly-owned U.S. subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas). MIC offers high-value-added services in a broad range of business fields. MIC's primary businesses are related to global trading that links merchandise and industrial products to consumers, complex project management, and strategic finance and investment. Other important functions of MIC include marketing, distribution, materials procurement, technology transfer, product sourcing, and supply chain management.

  • Agrex do Brazil is the agribusiness company of the Mitsubishi Corporation Group in Brazil.

    It operates across the entire grain value chain through an integrated model consisting of three business units: input distribution, origination and trading, and agricultural production.

    For over 30 years, Agrex do Brazil has stood side by side with rural producers, supporting them from seed commercialization to the commercialization of their harvests.

  • A fully integrated pork company, Indiana Packers Corporation is centralized in one Midwest location to provide the freshest, premium-quality products to the food industry. Indiana Kitchen is the brand name for Indiana Packers Corporation. The corporation has created a unique partnership, consisting of the hog producer and feed manufacturer. The results have been leaner, healthier, and more flavorful bacon and pork products for the consumer.