Built for Putnam County Fields and Homes
Grain, Welding and Hearth Equipment for Granville Farms
From bin dryers to cast iron wood stoves, you get honest advice and fair pricing from people who know river country farming.
Sales and Services
Equipment Help Close to Granville
Harvest moves fast on the upland fields around Granville. When your dryer stalls or an unload auger quits in October, you need parts and advice from people who understand how Putnam County farms run. Midwest Agri-Com has served north central Illinois since 1975, and our Ottawa showroom on Route 71 sits a straight drive east from your fields. You can stop in for grain handling and drying equipment, pick up welding wire and electrodes for shop repairs, or look over fireplaces and wood and pellet stoves for the farmhouse. We keep the conversation practical. You tell us what you grow, how many bushels you store and how you heat your home, and we help you match equipment to the job instead of selling you more than you need.
Our Service
Grain, Welding and Hearth Under One Roof
Granville families often juggle three jobs in a single week. They haul corn to the bins, patch a cracked hitch and keep the farmhouse warm. Our work follows that same pattern. Out at the bin site, you can plan in-bin drying, add stirring machines, put up bin stairs and choose elevator legs and unload equipment sized to your harvest. Back in the shop, plasma cutters, welding wire, electrodes and filler rods cover most repairs, and our welding equipment sales and service keeps your machines running when they start acting up. For the house, pick a wood, gas, corn or pellet stove in soapstone, steel or cast iron, or plan a fireplace with a wood mantel, cultured stone or a brick and masonry surround. We handle design, installation, construction, repair, maintenance and restoration, then inspect the finished work. With open cropland stretching back from the Illinois River valley here, you will likely lean on every one of these services at some point in the year.
Why Midwest Agri-Com
Why customers choose Midwest Agri-Com
Family owned since 1975
We have served our customers since 1975. As a family-owned and operated business, we take personal pride in every sale and every installation.
Free in-store estimates
Visit our showroom for a free estimate and an individual consultation before you commit to anything.
Done right the first time
Our installation and inspection processes are designed to keep your equipment running reliably from day one.
Our Services and products
Why Putnam County Farmers Call Us
Prairie wind off the open fields tests every bin, building and chimney you own. That is why you want a supplier with staying power. Midwest Agri-Com has been serving customers since 1975, and that history shows in how we answer questions. You get personalized expert consultations, not a script, so your grain dryer, welder or stove fits the way you actually work and live. Free in-store estimates let you see real numbers before you commit, and competitive pricing on quality products keeps your budget in check during tight crop years. Our experienced sales team handles the details alongside a professional service crew, from sizing a stove for an older farmhouse to planning aeration for a new bin. You deal with a family owned business that values straight answers, and you leave knowing exactly what you are buying and why it suits your operation.
Fireplaces
Wood mantles, cultured stone, and brick and masonry designs, plus the tools and accessories to care for them.
Grain Drying Systems
In-bin drying, grain handling, unload systems, elevator legs, stirring machines, and bin stairs.
Welding Supplies
Torches, plasma cutters, welding wire, electrodes, filler rods, handles, and fuel kits.
your questions answered
Find answers about our products and services.
How do I size a grain dryer for the acres I farm?
Picture your fastest harvest day. Count the bushels coming off the field in that stretch, then note how many points of moisture you usually remove, since taking out ten points ties up a dryer far longer than taking out four. Ideally, wet corn never waits overnight. Share your acreage, yields and bin setup with us, and we can compare capacity options side by side.
Should I use a MIG or stick welder for farm equipment repair?
A wood stove gives strong radiant heat and runs on fuel you may already cut yourself, but it needs regular loading and ash removal. A pellet stove feeds automatically and holds steady temperatures with less effort. Older farmhouses with drafty rooms often benefit from proper sizing based on square footage, insulation and layout, so measure your space before you shop.
Is a pellet stove or wood stove better for heating an older farmhouse?
A wood stove gives strong radiant heat and runs on fuel you may already cut yourself, but it needs regular loading and ash removal. A pellet stove feeds automatically and holds steady temperatures with less effort. Older farmhouses with drafty rooms often benefit from proper sizing based on square footage, insulation and layout, so measure your space before you shop.
Visit the Showroom
Start With a Free Estimate
Bring your bin measurements, shop questions or hearth ideas to our Ottawa showroom on Route 71. The store keeps extended hours, so call ahead for today's schedule. To set up a free estimate with someone who knows Putnam County farms, call 815-712-5750.