Durable, efficient, and ready for the intense MB weather.
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Being based in Southern Manitoba, we have firsthand knowledge of the region’s agricultural landscape. This local presence ensures timely support and services tailored to Manitoba’s farming community.
Beyond just supplying grain bins, we offer end-to-end services, including site design, construction, and grain monitoring solutions. Our holistic approach ensures that every aspect of your grain storage system is optimized for efficiency and durability.
We work with reputable suppliers to provide top-tier products that stand the test of time, ensuring your investment is protected against Manitoba’s demanding conditions.
At Wentworth Ag, we offer a full range of grain storage and handling solutions built for the demands of Manitoba farming. We only work with the most trusted grain storage brands like GSI and Concept Industries — designed to withstand extreme climates and heavy-duty use.
But we don’t stop at bins. We also offer grain dryers, conveyors, bucket elevators, and more — everything you need to build a fully integrated grain handling system. We’ve helped farmers across Manitoba to design and deliver storage sites that have changed the way they farm.
We offer more than just equipment — we provide guidance, design support, and long-term service that ensures your storage solution grows with your farm. Whether you need a single bin or a complete handling system, we’re here to help you plan and build with confidence.
At Wentworth Ag, we understand that purchasing a grain bin in Manitoba comes with a unique set of considerations. Here are some of the factors that can complicate the process — and where our team supports you at every stage.
Manitoba’s long winters, wet falls, strong winds, and rapid seasonal shifts affect grain condition and storage timelines. Planning for ventilation, insulation, and snow load isn’t optional — it’s essential.
Farmyard layout, drainage, and equipment flow can make or break bin efficiency. Many Manitoba farms must also consider space for future expansion and ensure their site layout works with large trucks and augers.
Costs can vary significantly depending on bin size, site prep, accessories, and additional infrastructure like dryers or conveyors. In some cases, government programs may offset costs, but navigating these options can be time-consuming and unclear.
No two operations are the same. Your crop types, harvest timelines, and storage goals — whether for long-term storage or fast turnover — all shape what kind of system makes sense. Matching bin features to these goals is more complex than it looks.
With Wentworth Ag, you’re not alone. From the first site visit to delivery and after-sales support, we walk with you through every challenge — ensuring your grain storage solution fits Manitoba’s demands and your farm’s future.
Increasing corn acres in Southwestern, MB meant finding a solution to the added bushels needing to be stored, dried and handled in an efficient manner. Over the past 3 years, we have added (4) 48-12 EV0 Series Grain Bins fitted with OPI Blue Wireless Monitoring, (3) 24-8 Hopper Bins for Wet and Dry Grain, 1222H Grain Dryer, Wet Grain Leg, Walinga 6” Blower System as well as a full scale receiving system with Leg. This full aspect, turnkey system proved to provide more efficiency, less uncertainty and more effective grain management for todays yields.
Q: What grain bin sizes are most common in Manitoba?
A: Sizes vary widely, but many farms in Manitoba opt for mid to large-capacity bins to handle wheat, canola, soybeans, or whatever else you may be looking to store. We can help you determine the right fit based on your operation and crop mix.
Q: Do I need a permit to install a grain bin in Manitoba?
A: Most municipalities in Manitoba require a building permit to build a grain bin, especially for larger structures or if there is electrical work involved. We’ll help you identify what permits you’ll need based on your specific needs.
Q: Can I add a dryer later if I don’t install one now?
A: Yes — most grain storage systems are designed with future upgrades in mind. Planning for this flexibility upfront is key, and our team can ensure your site is set up for phased expansion.
Q: How long does it take to get a bin installed?
A: Timelines can vary based on product availability, weather, and site prep. We can give you a clearer timeline of your project once we understand its scope and location.
Q: Do you offer grain equipment across Manitoba?
A: Yes — while we’re based in Winkler/Morden, we serve customers across Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and parts of British Columbia. Ask us about delivery and installation options in your area.
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