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Cultivate Profitability

Tools to Bring you the Market Advantage

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Cultivate Profitability

Tools to Bring you the Market Advantage

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Cultivate Profitability

Tools to Bring you the Market Advantage

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Cultivate Profitability

Tools to Bring you the Market Advantage

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CULTIVATING GROWTH

Our Mission is to safely cultivate high-quality ingredients from our local farmers that nourish the world.

Here at Columbia Grain International (CGI), we are dedicated to cultivating the growth of the food supply chain in the northwestern region of the United States to ensure the world receives high-quality grains, pulses, oilseeds, and organics. Our legacy is rooted in consistency, quality, and reliability of supply. We are the bridge between the producer and consumer, supported by over 40 years of experience.

As a vertically-integrated company, we operate assets, including grain elevators, processing plants, and agronomy centers, which stretch across the northern tier of the United States. We’ve developed partnerships with over 8,000 farmers to fulfill crop demands from our customers who require superior food products, which are then purchased by consumers worldwide. CGI provides trusted solutions for a farm-to-table philosophy that nourishes the world, safely.

Gain the Competitive Advantage
In Today's Volatile Marketplace.

Columbia Grain Producer Solutions brings you
up-to-the-minute market insights, including:

  • Daily Market Commentary Videos with
    Risk Management Expert, Phil Symons
    & Our Merchant Team
  • Daily Recap Reports
  • Contracting Options
  • USDA Charts

Start Cultivating Greater Returns Today.

Launch Solutions

AgTech, consistent supply and cost control, value chain optimization and transparency are the key driving effects of vertical integration in the ag industry.

Source: Dongoski, Rob. (3 January, 2020).
“How vertical integration is
impacting food and agribusiness.”
Ernst & Young

A Sustainable
and Traceable
Supply Chain
From Our Fields
to Our Customers

Our highly-networked presence throughout the supply chain and our commitment to consistent quality has earned us loyal, long-term partnerships with customers around the world. We work with our producers to utilize crop rotations to reduce the amount of non-renewable energy inputs over time. We are committed to doing our part to help the environment and preserve an ecological balance.

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Latest News & Press

American Ag Network | May 28, 2023

Columbia Grain Commemorates World Hunger Day on May 28th by Donating its Balanced Bushel Line of Beans and Pulses to Feed the Children

Columbia Grain International (CGI) understands the need for balanced nutrition and the reality that many underserved communities and people don’t have access to it. World Hunger Day is on May 28th and is an opportunity to recognize the more than 800 million people that are hungry and the importance of playing our part to end […]

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FarmProgress | May 23, 2023

Late out the gate? Still time for success with 2023 crop

Follow these four management steps to protect your yield this growing season. A long winter combined with a wet, cold spring have many growers planting crops later this year. Plus, the excessive moisture can impact crop health not just at planting but also throughout the season. With many regions having above-average snow and moisture levels, […]

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Feed & Grain | May 18, 2023

5 grain storage tips during a cold, wet spring

Today’s technology can help you know your grain’s condition and help with proper storage. Many areas of the western U.S. have seen above average snow and moisture levels and below average temperatures this spring. As growers dig into spring planting, the wet weather will increase soil moisture and likely lead to a later-than-usual planting. And […]

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