Keep Your Harvest and Your Shop Moving
Grain Bin and Welding Support for McNabb Producers
Your grain, your shop and your home heat all rely on equipment that works, and our experienced team helps you choose it wisely.
Sales and Services
A Trusted Supplier for McNabb Farms
Corn and soybean ground stretches in every direction around McNabb. That landscape shapes what you need from an equipment partner. You want dependable grain handling and drying equipment, a welding setup that can fix a cracked header bracket before lunch, and a stove that keeps the house comfortable through January. Midwest Agri-Com covers all of it from the Route 71 showroom in Ottawa, a reasonable drive northeast of Putnam County. For decades we have helped growers plan bin sites, choose welding wire and plasma cutters, and install fireplaces and wood or pellet stoves. You get recommendations based on how your operation actually runs. We ask about your yields, your drying routine and your shop habits before we suggest a single product.
Our Service
Grain Systems, Welding Gear and Home Heat
Is your bin site ready for a wet fall? Our grain lineup gives you options like in-bin drying with stirring augers, dependable unload systems and bin stairs, and our team helps with design and installation to tie it together. Inside the shop, cutting and joining steel gets easier with a properly sized plasma cutter, quality wire and a fresh torch fuel kit. When a welder acts up, our welding equipment sales and service keeps you from losing a workday. At home, a fireplace can be finished with brick, cultured stone or a hand-built wood mantel, and stove shoppers can compare soapstone, cast iron and steel models that burn wood, pellets, corn or gas. Repair, maintenance, restoration and installation inspection round out what we offer, so the equipment you buy keeps performing long after the sale.
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
Reasons McNabb Growers Rely On Us
Our experienced sales team and professional service crew lead the way here, because McNabb farms do not have time for trial and error at harvest. We have been serving customers since 1975, and that long run gives us practical knowledge about bin aeration, dryer upkeep and shop welding that you can put to work immediately. Every project starts with personalized expert consultations, so you get recommendations shaped by your acres, buildings and heating needs. Free in-store estimates keep costs transparent before you commit to anything. Competitive pricing on quality products protects your margins in years when commodity prices squeeze every dollar. Family owned and operated from the start, Midwest Agri-Com earns repeat business by standing behind what we sell and showing up when you need help.
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.
What moisture level should soybeans reach before I store them in bins?
Many growers aim for about 13 percent moisture for soybeans held through winter, and closer to 11 or 12 percent for storage into the next summer. Beans that come in much drier can split during handling, so avoid overdrying. Run aeration to keep the grain cool and even, and check bins regularly so you catch warm spots early.
How much amperage should my plasma cutter have for farm shop work?
Corn stoves are designed to burn clean, dry shelled corn, so many farm families use grain they already store. The key is moisture and cleanliness. Wet or dirty corn burns poorly and creates more buildup. Keep fuel corn dry and free of fines and debris, and follow the stove's cleaning schedule to keep heat output steady through the season.
Can a corn stove really burn shelled corn from my own bins?
Corn stoves are designed to burn clean, dry shelled corn, so many farm families use grain they already store. The key is moisture and cleanliness. Wet or dirty corn burns poorly and creates more buildup. Keep fuel corn dry and free of fines and debris, and follow the stove's cleaning schedule to keep heat output steady through the season.
Visit the Showroom
Plan Your Next Project With Us
Thinking about a stirring machine for the bin, a new plasma cutter or a corn stove for the house? Stop by the Ottawa showroom during our extended hours, or call ahead to check today's times. Request your free estimate by dialing 815-712-5750.