The new AGI lineup combines higher grain capacity, easier maintenance, and flexible infrastructure solutions for modern agricultural operations.
Ag Growth International (AGI) has introduced three new grain-handling and infrastructure solutions designed to improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and support the evolving needs of modern agricultural operations.
The new lineup includes the 2027 LCX4 15108 swing conveyor, a redesigned bucket elevator, and an expanded range of structural support systems for grain facilities.
Leading the introductions is the 2027 LCX4 15108, described as the world’s first mechanically driven swing conveyor powered directly by a tractor’s power take-off (PTO).
Developed with input from producers over a two-year period, the conveyor addresses a common challenge during harvest: moving large volumes of grain without requiring larger equipment.
The PTO-driven design eliminates the need for continuous high hydraulic flow, allowing operators to move up to 9,000 bushels per hour with tractors as small as 60 horsepower.
The conveyor also features a reinforced frame, stronger trussing, and an improved hopper design that helps contain grain and improve overall efficiency.
"These new products demonstrate AGI's commitment to safer, smarter and more efficient farm operations," said Paul Brisebois, AGI President and CEO.
"Farmers and agribusinesses work hard to produce and protect every bushel. Our job is to build equipment that performs, protects grain quality and gives customers confidence during the busiest, most demanding times of the year."
AGI has also launched a new bucket elevator engineered to improve reliability and simplify maintenance. Designed for demanding grain-handling environments, the equipment features easier access to high-wear components and service areas, helping operators perform inspections and repairs more efficiently.
The system is capable of handling between 5,000 and 120,000 bushels per hour, supporting a wide range of grain storage and processing operations.
“When equipment is difficult to service, downtime is unavoidable,” said David Postill, AGI Senior Vice President, North America.
“Customers told us they needed faster, safer access to components that wear the most. We built this bucket elevator around easier maintenance and keep operations running.”
Completing the lineup is a new portfolio of structural products, including catwalks, ladders, stairs, platforms, and support systems designed for grain, seed, feed, and fertilizer facilities. The structures feature configurable access points and work platforms intended to simplify installation while meeting modern safety and engineering standards.
"As farms continue to change, infrastructure becomes increasingly important," said Postill. "AGI’s new structures give farmers and dealers more options to build complete storage and permanent grain handling systems with the access, safety and flexibility needed to support the operation now and as it grows."
Brisebois emphasized that the company’s goal is to develop equipment that improves day-to-day operations by increasing safety, reducing bottlenecks, and helping farmers handle grain more efficiently.
"When it is go-time, the best equipment improvements in the yard are the ones that improve safety, save time, improve performance and make a hard day’s work easier," said Brisebois. "That's exactly what these products were built to do."
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