Designed to handle the realities of North Dakota farming. Built tough for heavy harvests, long storage seasons, and the weather extremes of the northern plains.
From the Red River Valley to the western edge of ND, we know how soil, climate, and crop mix impact storage choices. Our local knowledge helps us recommend solutions that last.
By partnering with GSI, a bin manufacturer recognized for quality, we deliver products proven to withstand wind, snow, and wide temperature swings. The result: bins that protect both grain quality and your investment.
We go beyond selling bins by providing design input, installation, and monitoring systems that ensure everything on your site works together.
Wentworth Ag offers a complete line of grain storage and handling systems tailored to the needs of North Dakota farmers. Our range includes flat bottom bins, hopper bins, and smooth wall bins — all built for high-volume harvests and dependable long-term storage.
We also provide dryers, conveyors, aeration systems, and bucket elevators, giving farms of every size the ability to create a fully integrated site. Each project is custom-designed to protect grain quality and streamline harvest operations.
Our role goes beyond equipment supply. With extensive knowledge of prairie agriculture, we deliver practical design advice, reliable installation, and ongoing service. Whether your farm needs one bin or a complete site, we’ll help you build for the future.
Choosing the right grain bin in North Dakota involves way more than just picking a size. Here are some of the key factors that influence the decision — and how we can help you address them.
North Dakota’s large-scale farms mean harvests can quickly outgrow available space. Planning for capacity isn’t just about this year, but also future yields and market timing. We help size systems to fit both immediate needs and long-term growth.
Smooth truck and equipment movement is critical during harvest. From drainage to turnaround space, every detail affects efficiency and safety. Our team designs layouts that prevent bottlenecks and leave room for future expansion.
Strong winds and drifting snow are constant challenges on the plains. Poor anchoring or weak roofs lead to costly repairs. We provide bins that are actually built to handle prairie weather, reducing both risk and extensive long-term maintenance.
Bin projects often involve more than just the bin: freight, site prep, and accessories can add up. Costs also vary by location and setup. We know how to guide farmers through each factor, so budgets are clear, realistic, and met.
With everything from wheat to soybeans to specialty crops, as a North Dakota farmer, you need flexibility when building grain storage.
That’s why at Wentworth Ag, we are here to help you find the bin that’s right for your yard and to avoid costly mistakes. From the first contact to ongoing support, we will work alongside you to make sure your storage system is ready to meet both today’s needs and tomorrow’s growth.
In North Dakota, soybeans cover more than 6.6 million acres, making them one of the most valuable crops in the state. Farmers tell us this creates major storage pressures at harvest — bins fill fast, and soybeans need to be kept in condition if they’re held for better market timing. That’s why durable bins with the right aeration and capacity planning are a constant topic of conversation.
Wheat follows closely behind, with over 6.5 million acres harvested and strong yields that often demand long-term storage. Add in more than 540 million bushels of corn, and it’s clear why farmers say efficiency matters as much as volume. From site layouts that handle large equipment to systems designed for multi-crop storage, the feedback we hear is consistent: North Dakota farms need storage solutions that balance capacity, grain quality, and flexibility for the future.
Q: What grain bin sizes are most common in North Dakota?
A: The most common grain bin sizes vary widely, but a lot of farmers in ND choose mid to large-capacity bins for their wheat, canola, soybeans, or whatever else they’re looking to store. If you aren’t sure, we can help you determine the right fit based on your operation and crop mix.
Q: Do I need a permit to install a grain bin in North Dakota?
A: In North Dakota, you may not require a building permit to build a grain bin, but you’ll likely need to ensure that you’re following building code, especially if there is electrical work involved. This can depend on which county you are in. We can help you identify what permits/complications to be aware of based on your specific needs.
Q: Can I add a dryer later if I don’t install one now?
A: For sure — we design our grain storage systems with future upgrades in mind. Planning for this flexibility upfront is key, and our team can ensure your site is set up for phased expansion, should you choose to go that route.
Q: How long does it take to get a bin installed?
A: Timelines can vary based on product availability, weather, and site prep. We can give you a clearer timeline of your project once we understand its scope and location.
Q: Do you offer grain equipment across North Dakota?
A: Yes — we serve customers across North Dakota, as well as into South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, and even Canada. Ask us about delivery and installation options in your area.
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