Together, our regional member organisations form a globally connected alliance of independent agricultural retailers, delivering crop solutions, agronomic insight, and strategic advice tailored to local farming communities.
AgLink Australia
Formed in 1986 by a group of leading Australian horticultural rural retailers, AgLink Australia today represents 13 member organisations operating at over 230 locations nationwide.
The group employs approximately 1,740 staff, including 313 agronomists, and collectively generates around US$1.7 billion in annual revenue.
AgLink Australia members represent one of the largest groups of qualified professionals in the country, providing agronomic and animal production advice. Supported by the supply of trusted products, they help Australian farmers produce high-quality, clean, and sustainable fruit, vegetables, wheat, barley, canola, rice, sugar, cotton, wool, beef, sheep, and dairy.
With a strong focus on innovation, research and development, AgLink Australia facilitates new chemical, fertilizer, and seed technology trials on behalf of its partner suppliers.
The organisation’s professional development program, the AgLink Academy, delivers over 5,000 hours of training annually, covering leadership and product knowledge for its members.
AgLink Canada
AgLink Canada is a leading alliance of 21 independent, family-owned rural retail shareholders, operating across 75 locations in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Together, members employ approximately 710 staff, including 153 agronomists, and generate more than US$1 billion in annual revenue.
Located in the heart of the Canadian Prairies, AgLink Canada members maintain strong regional footprints and deep-rooted relationships with their farming communities. Core cropping systems include high-quality wheat, canola, malt and feed barley, peas, and lentils. In select regions, specialty crops such as potatoes, corn, soybeans, edible beans, sugar beets, and vegetables are also grown successfully.
Integrated Agribusiness Professionals (USA)
Formed in 1991, Integrated Agribusiness Professionals (IAP) is a national agricultural cooperative representing 33 independent agricultural retailers across the United States.
Members operate from 389 retail locations, employ 4,929 staff including 756 Pest Control Advisors and Certified Crop Advisors, and collectively represent more than US$2.4 billion in annual revenue.
IAP goes beyond input procurement to advocate, influence, and support member success in an increasingly consolidated market. Despite sector-wide mergers, IAP ensures that local ownership, tailored agronomic service, and high-value crop inputs remain central to the grower experience.
Members are actively engaged in professional development and supplier partnerships, helping maintain a competitive edge in retail agronomy.
AgriRede (Brazil)
Formed in 2016, AgriRede represents 19 independent agricultural retail shareholders across Brazil.
Members operate from over 89 locations, employ approximately 1,720 staff, including more than 500 technical agronomists and consultants, and generate around US$0.6 billion in annual revenue.
With a broad geographic reach and deep customer relationships, AgriRede supports over 55,000 Brazilian farmers with expert agronomic advice and input services. Key crop sectors include soybeans, corn, coffee, sugarcane, vegetables, and fruit — reflecting Brazil’s strength in both commodity and specialty production.
ICD (New Zealand)
Formed in 1989, ICD represents 12 independent member organisations operating across 21 locations throughout New Zealand.
Together, members employ approximately 170 staff, including 81 agronomists, and generate around US$0.2 billion in annual revenue.
ICD members are locally embedded and work closely with growers across diverse agricultural systems in New Zealand. Their strength lies in combining deep regional insight with the shared values of independence, technical expertise, and innovation. ICD members are specialists in pasture seed production systems with numerous members involved in production, wholesale and retailing of seed. The organisation has a focus on animal and annual cropping systems.
Novafield Alliance (Europe)
Novafield Alliance was formed in 2009 and comprises 6 independent member organisations operating in 12 countries and from an estimated 700 locations across Europe. Novafield members are domiciled in Denmark, Switzerland, France, Germany, England, Netherlands but are also represented in Sweden the Nordic and Baltics.
Members employ approximately 1155 agronomists, and collectively generate around US$1.1 billion in crop protection annual revenue.
Novafield members focus on supporting maize, oil seed rape, cereals, potatoes and sugarbeet production. The organisation has an extensive trial program to assess new crop protection products, biorationals and digital services for its members.
Novafield enhances AgLink International’s footprint across Europe, connecting retailers who bring local expertise and a commitment to shared growth.
Our global presence
AgLink International’s reach spans six regions, connecting independent agricultural retailers through a unified global platform. Our members operate locally but collaborate globally, leveraging shared knowledge, technical strength, and commercial partnerships to deliver value to farmers worldwide.
| Region | Members | Locations | Agronomists | *Revenue (US$B) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | 13 | 232 | 311 | 1.7 |
| Canada | 21 | 75 | 153 | 1.0+ |
| United States | 33 | 389 | 756 | 2.4 |
| Brazil | 19 | 89 | 500 | 0.6 |
| New Zealand | 12 | 21 | 81 | 0.2 |
| Europe | 6 | 700 | 1155 | 1.1 |
| Total | 103 | 1,483 | 2,954 | 7.0 |
