AGI Debuts Three New Farmyard Products at Farm Progress Show
Built for greater efficiency, uptime, performance and growth.
WINNIPEG, MB, August 31, 2026 — Ag Growth International (AGI), a global leader in grain handling, storage and conditioning solutions, will unveil three new products built to move grain more efficiently, maximize uptime and prepare operations for future growth. Debuting at the 2026 Farm Progress Show (Sept. 1-3) in Boone, IA, the lineup includes the 2027 LCX4 15108 swing conveyor, bucket elevator and structural products.
"These new products demonstrate AGI's commitment to safer, smarter and more efficient farm operations," says 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."
The launches underscore AGI's focus on practical improvements shaped by the people who rely on the equipment every day.
"The best ideas don't come from a boardroom. They come from the farmers, operators and dealers who use this equipment every day," says David Postill, AGI Senior Vice President, North America. "Our job is to listen, challenge assumptions and keep pushing our products forward. Every product we're introducing at Farm Progress Show started with customer feedback and was built to solve real challenges through smarter engineering, greater serviceability and stronger performance."
World's first PTO-driven mechanical swing conveyor
Leading AGI’s farmyard lineup is the new 2027 LCX4 15108, the world's first mechanically driven swing conveyor powered directly by a tractor PTO.
Developed alongside farmers over more than two years, the LCX4 was built to solve a common harvest challenge: moving more grain without requiring a larger tractor.
By eliminating the continuous high hydraulic flow typically required by swing conveyors, the PTO-driven design allows operators to move up to 9,000 bushels per hour using as little as a 60-horsepower tractor. The result is greater flexibility in the yard, lower equipment requirements and faster unloading during critical harvest windows.
The LCX4 also features a reinforced frame, stronger trussing and a redesigned hopper that improves sealing and keeps small grains contained. Available in lengths from 68 to 108 feet, the conveyor provides the reach and capacity needed for today's larger bins and expanding storage systems.
Engineered for uptime
Included in the launch is the new AGI bucket elevator, built to keep grain handling systems running during the busiest times of the year.
Released earlier this year for industrial-grade grain operations, the new farm-duty model is engineered to deliver consistent, reliable performance for demanding grain operations. Every detail supports steady material flow and long-term reliability with improved access to high-wear components and maintenance-friendly service areas that make inspections, repairs and routine service faster and safer.
From component layout to maintenance access, every aspect of the elevator was developed to reduce downtime and keep grain moving. The system can support applications handling from 5,000 to 120,000 bushels per hour.
“When equipment is difficult to service, downtime is unavoidable,” says Postill. “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.”
Enhancements across major wear areas and routine service points improve long-term reliability while reducing interruptions throughout the life of the equipment.
Building a better farmyard
Rounding out the new lineup is a new structural product offering that includes catwalks, stairs, ladders, platforms and structural support systems for grain, seed, feed and fertilizer operations.
Designed for both farm and commercial applications, AGI structures offer configurable platforms, landings, openings, walkway surfaces and access points to help reduce field modification and simplify installation. The portfolio is designed to meet current OHSA safety requirements and uses modern LRFD structural standards.
"As farms continue to change, infrastructure becomes increasingly important," says 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."
For Brisebois, the value of any new product at the farm-level comes down to one question: does it save time, add value or prevent a bottle neck?
"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," says Brisebois. "That's exactly what these products were built to do."
Farmers, dealers and grain industry professionals attending Farm Progress Show are invited to visit AGI Booth 1034 for a first look at the new products and meet with AGI experts throughout the event.
About AGI
Ag Growth International Inc. (AGI) is a leading manufacturer and supplier of equipment and solutions for the agriculture, fertilizer, feed, food and commercial sectors. With manufacturing facilities and operations on six continents, AGI provides complete systems and services that support producers and processors throughout the agricultural value chain.
Media Contact:
Agnes Schafer, Director, Farm Marketing / PR
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