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Midwestern BioAg
51-200 employees
Markets soil-health products and consulting
No salary listed
Kinde, MI, USA
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- A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
- One to three years of experience operating commercial vehicles is required.
- One to three years of commercial vehicle maintenance experience is required.
- A valid commercial driver's license is required.
- A valid federal medical card is required.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment is required.
- Ability to work in extreme temperatures is required.
- Ability to lift up to 70 pounds is required.
- Ability to climb into tractor trailers is required.
- Ability to sit for long periods is required.
- Deliver products to customer locations and other company facilities.
- Operate application machinery for company services requiring vehicles to be on site at customer locations.
- Perform basic maintenance duties, including cleaning vehicles and equipment after use, to ensure they run efficiently.
- Provide a high level of customer service to internal and external customers.
- Stock the warehouse.
- Perform general equipment maintenance.
- Load and unload products.
- Assist with production.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Knowledge of agronomy production.
- Experience operating agronomy-related vehicles or equipment.
Midwestern BioAg develops and sells soil-friendly products and consulting to boost soil biology, crop yields, and farm profitability in the U.S. Midwest. Its TerraNu fertilizers reduce nitrogen needs by about 20% and BIO GEL improves water storage and soil stability, helping crops grow with fewer chemical inputs. The products work by feeding and stimulating soil microorganisms, improving nutrient availability, moisture retention, and soil structure so plants are healthier and more resilient. Unlike many chemical-focused suppliers, Midwestern BioAg combines product sales with hands-on consulting to help farmers implement biological farming practices. The company aims to promote sustainable farming that balances natural soil ecosystems while increasing yields and profitability for farmers.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$48.3M
Headquarters
Village of Blue Mounds, Wisconsin
Founded
1983
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- HydraPrime targets uneven emergence, a pain point during tight spring planting windows.
- Brad Griffith’s life-sciences and agriculture background fits broader commercial scaling.
- Midwestern BioAg keeps adding partner-led routes, including Indigo Ag carbon-farming support.
What critics are saying
- Bayer, Syngenta, Corteva, and UPL dominate seed-treatment channels with global scale.
- HydraPrime’s trial claims need field proof; weak adoption stalls the 2026 launch.
- A missed strategy reset under Griffith risks Midwestern BioAg becoming a niche regional supplier.
What makes Midwestern BioAg unique
- Brad Griffith became CEO on January 15, 2026, signaling channel-first execution.
- HydraPrime launched January 2026, extending Bio-Gel into seed-treatment workflows.
- Grow Source expanded its Upper Midwest partnership on February 6, 2025, strengthening distribution.
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↓ -4%Midwestern BioAg announces Brad Griffith as Chief Executive Officer. January 15, 2026 | Blue Mounds, Wisconsin. Midwestern BioAg, a leading provider of innovative soil health solutions for agriculture, announced yesterday that Brad Griffith has been appointed Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Griffith steps into the role following more than three years of service on Midwestern BioAg's Board of Directors. He brings nearly three decades of leadership experience across life sciences and agriculture, with a background spanning sales, product management, and executive leadership. "Midwestern BioAg has built a strong foundation rooted in agronomic integrity and trusted partnerships," said Griffith. "I believe companies achieve sustainable growth through a truly customer-centric approach, and my priority as CEO is simple: ensure the success of our customers. When they win, we win." The company emphasized that its leadership team remains aligned and that day-to-day operations will continue without interruption as Midwestern BioAg enters its next phase of growth. Griffith added, "Agriculture is navigating a challenging and rapidly evolving environment - from market volatility to shifting grower expectations. Midwestern BioAg is well-positioned to meet these dynamics with agility, focus, and a clear commitment to delivering value in the field." As CEO, Griffith will focus on strengthening relationships across Midwestern BioAg's existing Channel Partner network while continuing to explore thoughtful, strategic partnerships that expand access to the company's innovative soil health solutions. "Our commitment to our partners remains unwavering," Griffith said. "We grow by staying close to the field; listening, learning, and working alongside our partners to refine and deliver crop nutrition and soil health solutions that perform in real-world conditions." Griffith plans to spend significant time meeting directly with partners and customers in the coming months, reinforcing Midwestern BioAg's emphasis on collaboration, responsiveness, and long-term value creation. About Midwestern BioAg. Midwestern BioAg, founded in 1983 and headquartered in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, is a leader in biological and sustainable agriculture, delivering innovative soil health products, agronomic solutions, and trusted expertise to farmers across the Midwest. With more than 40 years of science-backed solutions and extensive research, its cutting-edge products, comprehensive soil solutions system, and practical management strategies restore farmland vitality and enhance soil health. Visit MidwesternBioAg.com for more information. Other blogs. Bio-Gel(R) NSurge(TM) Drives Better Water Efficiency: Understanding the Field Results As weather patterns become less predictable and water becomes an... Dear Farmer/Agribusiness person, My first book, "The Biological Farmer," came out 15 years ago. Since then, I've met hundreds of... In the current agricultural climate of low commodity prices and increased fertilizer costs, Midwestern BioAg Inc. keep hearing about nutrient use efficiency... Vitamins are very tiny organic molecules but play a huge role in livestock's normal body functions. Vitamin A comes from... Fermenting forages is very beneficial to cattle nutrition and production. When forage is fermented it causes a breakdown of forage...
HydraPrime to support uniform, early season seed establishment. Midwestern BioAg has launched a next-generation seed treatment technology called HydraPrime. It helps seeds manage moisture more efficiently at planting using MBA's proprietary Bio-Gel technology.
At Midwestern BioAg, Midwestern BioAg Inc. has been partnering with growers for over 40 years to help them optimize both - through better soil management, smarter crop choices, and science-backed nutrition tools.
Midwestern BioAg is collaborating with Indigo Agriculture to help farmers access and maximize success in the rapidly growing market for agricultural carbon credits.
Growers Edge, a provider of data-driven financial technology (fintech) solutions for the agricultural industry, announced today a new partnership with Midwestern BioAg® and The Nature Conservancy to introduce a sustainability-focused, warranty-backed, agronomic offer.