Logan Agri-Service supplies crop protection chemicals and fertilizer to producers throughout western Illinois. Recommendations, developed from soil test results and knowledge of weed and insect pests and pressure, are provided to enable producers to achieve realistic yield goals for corn, soybeans, wheat and alfalfa.

Logan Ag trucks deliver crop protection chemicals to points throughout Illinois and the Midwest. The company is licensed to sell restricted use pesticides in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas.

Fertilizer products are available at both the main facility in Griggsville, IL and through a network of distribution points in the Midwest.

Call 1-800-LOGAN-AG, or e-mail us for current price quotations.

Logan Agri-Service, Inc. sells and recommends products from all major crop protection chemical manufacturers including AMVAC, BASF, Bayer, Dow AgroSciences, DuPont, FMC, Monsanto, Syngenta and Valent. A close working relationship with the representatives of these companies allows the Logan team to provide superior service to producers. All crop protection chemical purchases qualify for rebate and financing programs offered by manufacturers. If you reside in the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri or Kansas, Logan Ag can serve as your supplier of crop protection.

Logan Agri-Service, Inc. recommends crop protection chemicals from major manufacturers, as well as generic products. Visit the corresponding crop protection manufacturer website to obtain information regarding specific products. Make your product inquiries by calling 1-800-LOGAN-AG, or e-mail us with the products you are interested in and the quantity desired. Restricted Use Pesticide License # required for some purchases.

Logan Agri-Service has a fleet exceding 60 Anhydrous Ammonia wagons. Many of the wagons are 1450 gallon tanks, providing growers more acres from each tank.

Qualified operators, utilizing four liquid applicators and three dry applicators, custom apply fertilizer, ag lime and crop protection chemicals to thousands of acres each year.

A fleet of dry fertilizer tenders and liquid nurse units keep applicators operating at peak efficiency in the field.

Bulk Fertilizer Mixing Plant