About Farmbucks
Farmbucks is an independent grain price comparison platform built for farmers. It helps you find and compare local cash bids from hundreds of grain buyers across the U.S. and Canada.
Why Farmers Use Farmbucks
Our Story
Farmbucks was created by Lynn Dargis, a Canadian farmer and entrepreneur who understood the problem firsthand. Like many farmers, Lynn knew how time-consuming it could be to check grain prices across different buyers, websites, and delivery locations just to understand what her crop was worth.
She saw a simple but important problem: farmers needed an easier way to compare local cash bids. Grain prices can vary between buyers and locations, but that information was often scattered and difficult to track. Farmbucks was built to bring those bids together in one place, helping farmers see their local market more clearly.
Today, Farmbucks helps farmers compare cash grain bids, search nearby delivery locations, and make more informed selling decisions. In the video below, Lynn shares how Farmbucks started, the problem it was created to solve, and how farmers can use features like Search Bids to quickly find local grain pricing opportunities.
Hear the story behind Farmbucks from founder and CEO Lynn Dargis
Built on Farmer-First Principles
Farmers should be able to see and compare local grain prices without spending hours checking different websites, calling buyers, or digging through scattered information.
Our Timeline
From a single farmer's idea to a grain pricing platform serving farmers across North America.
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2018
Farmbucks is founded
Farmbucks was founded by Lynn Dargis after seeing how difficult it was for farmers to quickly compare grain prices across different buyers and locations.
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2019
The app launches
Farmbucks launched to help farmers search local cash bids, compare delivery locations, and make more informed grain marketing decisions.
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2019–2020
Early recognition
Farmbucks gained early industry recognition through startup competitions, agriculture awards, and media coverage that helped bring more attention to the problem it was solving.
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2023
U.S. expansion with Barchart
Farmbucks expanded its U.S. grain pricing coverage through a partnership with Barchart, helping bring more real-time bid data to American farmers.
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2025
Strategic partnership with DTN
Farmbucks partnered with DTN to expand grain price coverage and improve access to more localized market information across the U.S. and Canada.
Awards & Recognition
Recognized for helping farmers make better grain marketing decisions.
How We Source Our Data
Farmbucks collects grain price data from market data partners, direct buyer sources, and verified farmer-submitted reports. We clean, normalize, and organize bids by grain, grade, delivery period, location, and currency. Because grain prices change quickly, users should always confirm final price and delivery terms directly with the buyer before making a sale.
Premier Market Partnerships
We integrate high-level market intelligence from global leaders like Barchart and DTN. This ensures our users have access to professional-grade futures and cash bid data.
Direct Buyer Integration
We work directly with grain buyers across North America. By establishing these direct lines, we provide localized pricing that reflects the real-time needs of elevators and processing plants in your specific region.
Verified Farmer Reports
To capture the "boots on the ground" reality of the market, we incorporate reports from our network of verified farmers. This adds a layer of transparency to local "special" pricing and off-menu bids that traditional aggregators often miss.
The Farmbucks Data Pledge: Your Search is Your Secret
We pull market bids from across North America to give you an edge, not to take it away. While we aggregate cash bids and basis levels to show you the best opportunities, that data flow is strictly a one-way street.
We do not sell your search history, watchlists, price alerts, or location data to grain buyers, commercial elevators, or data brokers.
Farmbucks gives you a market edge. We'll never compromise that edge by selling your data to the companies buying your grain.
Company Information
Farmbucks is farmer-owned, internationally engineered, and architected to scale across global agricultural markets.
Legal Name Farmbucks Inc.
Based in Alberta, Canada
Leadership & Domain Expertise Lynn Dargis (Founder, CEO & Lead Ag Expert)
Mailing Address Box 152, St. Vincent, AB, T0A 3B0, Canada
Support Contact support or email [email protected]
Policies Privacy Policy · Terms of Service · Refund Policy
Engineering & Development Our EU-based technical partners who ensure the platform remains fast, secure, and innovative.
Infrastructure hosting Secure enterprise cloud architecture hosted in EU. Engineered for global scaling, maximum uptime, and strict data privacy compliance.
Business model Subscription-based. Farmbucks does not take commissions from grain sales.
Current coverage Canada (Since 2018) & United States (Since 2023)
Your Best Bid Is Waiting
Without Farmbucks, you’re calling around and guessing.
With Farmbucks, you see top nearby bids instantly and act with confidence.