Ag Processing Inc. is a farmer-owned agricultural cooperative based in the United States. The company is primarily engaged in the processing of soybeans and the manufacturing of biodiesel from soybean oil.
Its operations include soybean crushing facilities that produce high-protein soybean meal used in livestock feed and crude soybean oil. Additionally, AGP runs dedicated biodiesel plants, including the Algona AGP Biodiesel facility in Iowa, the St. Joseph AGP Biodiesel plant in Missouri, and the Sergeant Bluff AGP Biodiesel site in Iowa. These facilities convert vegetable oils into renewable diesel fuel, supporting the growing demand for biofuels in the transportation sector.
Headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, Ag Processing Inc. serves farmers across the Midwest by providing markets for their soybean crops and returning profits to its member-owners. As a cooperative, its structure emphasizes member control and benefit, distinguishing it from investor-owned corporations in the industry.
In the chemical and fuel sectors, AGP is recognized for its contributions to renewable energy production and agricultural processing. It operates within the competitive landscape of U.S. agribusiness, where it holds a notable position among soybean processors and biodiesel producers, focusing on sustainable and efficient operations.
Also known as Ag Processing Inc a cooperative and Agropodnik Domažlice.
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17 stations, a ~1 million‑litre warehouse and 121 million litres traded yearly; digitalisation handles 20–30k invoices annually; HVO100 dispenser being prepared in Domažlice.
