Grain Testing & Treating
Grain Testing & Treating
Grain Testing & Treating
Grain testing and treating equipment covers moisture testers and analyzers, grain probes, bin temperature and moisture monitoring, grain cleaners, and seed treaters that apply seed treatments evenly before planting. FarmPages lists more than 30 grain testing and treating suppliers, dealers and manufacturers, so you can compare what each company carries for your crops and contact them directly before harvest or seeding.Compare tester accuracy and calibrations for the crops you grow, how calibration updates are supplied, bin monitoring sensor coverage and alerts, and seed treater capacity, metering accuracy and cleanout. Suppliers are split evenly between Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with Alberta next. Listings include Prairie Grain Analyzers, which offers a portable moisture analyzer, RGO Sales Inc., which sells grain cleaners and seed treaters, and agrilog Inc.Related categories: Grain Systems · Grain Storage · Grain Handling · Grain Drying · Chemicals Handling
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Grain testing and treating equipment covers moisture testers and analyzers, grain probes, bin temperature and moisture monitoring, grain cleaners, and seed treaters that apply seed treatments evenly before planting. FarmPages lists more than 30 grain testing and treating suppliers, dealers and manufacturers, so you can compare what each company carries for your crops and contact them directly before harvest or seeding.Compare tester accuracy and calibrations for the crops you grow, how calibration updates are supplied, bin monitoring sensor coverage and alerts, and seed treater capacity, metering accuracy and cleanout. Suppliers are split evenly between Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with Alberta next. Listings include Prairie Grain Analyzers, which offers a portable moisture analyzer, RGO Sales Inc., which sells grain cleaners and seed treaters, and agrilog Inc.Related categories: Grain Systems · Grain Storage · Grain Handling · Grain Drying · Chemicals Handling
Grain Testing & Treating: Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for farmers comparing grain testing & treating suppliers and dealers on FarmPages.
How accurate are portable grain moisture testers?
Accuracy depends on using the right calibration for the crop, sample temperature and grain condition, so readings on frozen, freshly dried or very tough grain can drift. Choose a tester with current calibrations for every crop you grow, check it against elevator readings each season, and ask the supplier how calibration updates and servicing are handled.
What should I look for in a seed treater?
Look for even, accurate application across the flow rates you run, metering that suits the products you use, capacity that matches your auger or conveyor, and parts that are easy to clean between products. Ask the supplier how the unit is calibrated and what support is available during seeding, and follow the product label for handling treated seed safely.
Are grain bin monitoring cables worth the cost?
Temperature and moisture cables warn you of heating or spoilage before you would notice it from the top of the bin, which matters most for large bins, long storage periods and high-value crops. Wireless systems can send alerts to a phone. Compare sensor spacing, cables per bin, connectivity and subscription fees, and ask whether cables can be retrofitted to bins you already own.
How do I find grain testing and treating suppliers near me?
Open the Grain Testing & Treating listings on FarmPages and look for suppliers in or serving your province; Manitoba and Saskatchewan have the most listed companies, with Alberta next. Contact a few for prices and ask about demo units, calibration support, parts stock and whether they service the equipment themselves or send it back to the manufacturer.

































