Soil sampling reveals what’s happening beneath the surface. A comprehensive soil test provides a clear snapshot of nutrient levels, pH, and organic matter—the key factors driving crop performance. Armed with this data, farmers can make precise decisions about fertilizers and amendments, eliminating guesswork and maximizing operational efficiency.

• Optimize fertility by applying only the nutrients the crop actually needs
• Prevent over-application, reducing wasted fertilizer and lowering costs
• Protect the environment by minimizing nutrient loss to waterways.
• Maintain proper pH for nutrient availability and root development
• Identify emerging issues like increasing salinity or declining organic matter
• Track soil health and measure how management practices are working

We source the highest-performing corn and forage seed varieties each growing season, and our team will work with you to select the ideal options for your fields. Our lineup provides advanced genetic traits to assure growers of high yield, consistent performance and exceptional resistance.

Our grass and winter forage varieties are chosen for performance where it counts: yield, nutrition, winter-hardiness, and stand longevity. Our lineup is designed to give your operation a competitive edge year-round.

Milk Maker seed varieties are proven to deliver exceptional performance in British Columbia’s diverse growing conditions. Each variety is selected for its reliability, productivity, and ability to excel in local environments, giving producers confidence in every planting.

Maintain high nutritional value, reduce dry matter loss, and support optimal fermentation of your ensiled forage with Nova silage inoculants. These proven solutions enhance forage performance, resulting in improved profitability and healthier animals.

Silosolve FC is a unique, dual-action inoculant that improves the aerobic stability of dry matter and forages and dry matter recovery.

SiloSolve MC is a bacterial inoculant intended for the control of fermentation and microorganisms responsible for silage deterioration of silage.