• Together, We Grow

    Together, We Grow

    Agrium Wholesale is committed to building healthy partnerships with all of our stakeholders. Employees, Customers, Suppliers, Environment, Communities, and Shareholders.
  • Sustainable Business

    Sustainable Business

    Agrium Wholesale believes in minimizing its impact on the communities in which we operate, on our customers, and on our employees. We set rigorous environmental sustainability standards and expectations for all employees.
  • Customers & Suppliers

    Customers & Suppliers

    Agrium Wholesale views its relationships with suppliers and customers as partnerships. By building trust and sharing responsibility, both sides benefit.
  • Growing for our Shareholders

    Growing for our Shareholders

    Agrium Wholesale continues to add value to both new and existing operations, resulting in healthy earnings, and, by extension, share price.
  • Growing our Employees

    Growing our Employees

    Agrium Wholesale’s employees are paramount to its success. We are committed to helping them grow.
Wholesale Projects Presented at Soil Science Society Meetings

Wholesale Projects Presented at Soil Science Society Meetings

Three students working on research projects at Wholesale’s Redwater and Fort Saskatchewan facilities travelled to Texas recently to present their findings.
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Recognized by our Employees

Recognized by our Employees

Agrium Wholesale is proud to be recognized by its employees as a great place to work.
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Agrium’s Board approves substantial potash expansion

12/14/2011
Agrium Inc. announced today that its Board of Directors has approved a one million tonne brownfield potash capacity expansion at its Vanscoy potash facility in Saskatchewan, Canada.

MOPCO suspends operations at nitrogen facility

11/15/2011
Agrium confirmed today that MOPCO management has suspended operations at the MOPCO nitrogen facility in Damietta, Egypt, due to local demonstrations.

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