Quality Grain Marketing is Western Canada’s grain broker

Mar 21, 2023

Quality Grain Marketing is a cash grain brokerage that has been servicing Western Canada’s grain producers since 2002.

We have brokers located throughout the Prairies, with backgrounds in farming that are willing to help you market your crops for the best price. Existing crop or new crop, we will work to find you a solution for all your grain marketing needs.

Specializing in feed grains, wheat, barley, rye, oats, peas, lentils, soybeans, and heated/green canola, we work diligently at price discovery to help you find the best prices on all your crops. Our strong network gives us access to dozens of buyers and resellers that are active in the market to help you get real-time prices.

We work for you throughout the entire transaction from contract details to helping get the grain moved on time to getting you paid. We exercise transparency by showing you the hidden transaction fees and calculating the final price that you will receive in your pocket. Whether you haul your own grain or want us to assist in freight for a picked up at the bin price, we have the solutions that will fit your needs.

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