In the Field
Tillage is chosen field by field rather than by policy: conventional ploughing where soil structure needs it, minimum till or no-till where holding moisture matters more. In a dry season that decision is what stands between an average yield and a poor one, and it also decides what the field is worth in the next rotation.
Logistics and Supply Base
Silos sit next to the growing areas and close to road and rail, so seed spends less time in transit and arrives at the crushing plant in the condition it left the field. Each site receives, cleans, dries, stores and ships.
Crops We Handle
Crops are grown to the requirements of the Ukrainian state standard, and a lot can be certified further where a buyer or a destination market requires it. The parameters that bind us are the ones written into your contract, and each consignment ships with its own analysis.
Farming and Storage
We are a union of eco-friendly Ukrainian farms across several regions, growing sunflower, rapeseed, soybean and high-oleic sunflower. Because the farms are spread across regions, one bad local season does not decide our supply — which is the practical reason our volumes and prices stay steady when regional weather does not.
Why the Farm Base Matters to a Buyer
Most oil exporters buy seed on the open market and find out what they have when it arrives. We grow a large part of ours, so the crude entering the refinery has a known free fatty acid level and a known storage history, and the refining recipe is set for the actual lot instead of a generic average.
What We Grow
- Sunflower — the core crop behind our refined and bottled oil.
- High-oleic sunflower — for long-life frying oils.
- Rapeseed — for refined rapeseed oil and blends.
- Soybean — for soybean oil and high-protein cake.
Storage: Certified Silos Across Five Regions
Certified silo complexes in five Ukrainian regions handle procurement and storage of sunflower, rapeseed and soybean seed. Complete technological lines cover receiving, cleaning, drying, storing and shipping, which is what keeps moisture and impurity levels inside spec between harvest and crush.
- sited next to the growing areas, so transit time after harvest is short
- road and rail access at each location
- drying capacity, so a wet harvest does not become a quality problem
From Field to Finished Product
Seed from these farms goes to our own crushing and refining plant, and leaves as crude oil and refined oil, bottled retail oil, high-protein soybean cake and granulated sunflower meal. Very little of the seed leaves as waste, and that yield is part of why the finished products stay competitive against import parity.
Talk to Us About Volumes
If you buy seed, oil or protein feed and want a supplier who can tell you which region a lot came from and when it was harvested, write to us through the contact page.