Key Takeaways:
- Farmers Business Network (FBN) opened a new distribution centre in Brandon, Manitoba, to serve Canadian farmers ahead of the 2026 growing season
- The facility improves delivery speed, product availability, and local access to over 200 crop protection products
- Located on the southeast side of Brandon, the centre will offer in-season pickup and direct-to-farm delivery through FBN’s logistics network
- The investment supports local employment and strengthens FBN’s eight-year presence in Canada
- The expansion follows new product launches, digital platform updates, and continued growth across North America
FBN Expands Canadian Operations with Brandon Distribution Centre
Farmers Business Network® (FBN®), a leading agtech marketplace, announced the opening of its new distribution centre in Brandon, Manitoba. The investment aims to strengthen product access and delivery for farmers across the region, ensuring timely service during the 2026 growing season.
The Brandon facility marks another step in FBN’s mission to empower family farmers and provide tools to maximize operational returns. Strategically located on the southeast side of the city, the site offers easy in-season pickup access and direct-to-farm delivery through FBN’s dedicated trucking and logistics network.
Strengthening Local Access and Service for Farmers
The new facility will stock more than 200 crop protection and employ local staff to serve farmers throughout Manitoba and neighboring regions.
“This facility is a game-changer for farmers in Manitoba,” said Kevin Adair, FBN Canada’s Regional Director. “It ensures farmers have timely access to the inputs they need while reinforcing our commitment to supporting agriculture in the region.”
The Brandon centre enhances FBN’s ability to provide reliable, cost-effective service to growers, aligning with the company’s Farmers First® philosophy.
Growing Presence Across Canada
FBN has operated in Canada for over eight years, including seven years of service to Manitoba farmers. The new distribution centre expands the company’s national footprint and adds capacity alongside its Alberta operations.
Recent initiatives further demonstrate FBN’s commitment to Canadian agriculture, including:
- Launch of six new bulk fertilizer products and an expanded wheat protection lineup
- Introduction of new ag equipment financing options
- A redesigned digital platform offering a simplified grower experience
Building on Momentum and Innovation
The opening of the Brandon facility follows a period of significant momentum for FBN. Earlier this year, the company secured $50 million in funding to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities and spun out its crop protection business into an independent entity.
With these investments, Farmers Business Network continues to expand its role in delivering efficiency, technology, and transparency to farmers across Canada and North America—helping growers achieve greater productivity and long-term success.
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