Scoular has built agricultural supply chain solutions since George Scoular founded the company in 1892. What began as a small grain and lumber business in Nebraska now spans global trade. The company connects farmers, processors, and manufacturers across grain, feed, and food ingredient markets. Annual sales have grown to more than seven billion dollars. This connection keeps agricultural products moving efficiently from farm to buyer. A modern headquarters in Omaha now supports that continued growth.
Building on that foundation, Scoular employees buy, sell, store, handle, and process grain and ingredients. The company also manages international trade and transportation for customers worldwide. As an employee owned agribusiness, Scoular ties daily decisions directly to long term performance. This structure supports agricultural supply chain work across grain, feed, pet food, and biofuel markets. Scoular also serves distilleries, aquafeed manufacturers, and food and beverage producers. Decades of trading experience back every transaction the company handles.
What sets Scoular apart is its scale within global commodity trading. The company operates more than one hundred offices, elevators, and processing facilities worldwide. More than 1,250 employees support that network across grain and ingredient markets. Forbes has ranked Scoular among the largest privately held companies in the country for over a decade. Leadership under CEO Paul Maass and Chairman David Faith continues a history spanning over 130 years. The Scoular Foundation reflects that same commitment within local communities. Recent facility upgrades across several states support continued expansion.
For producers and buyers alike, Scoular turns complex agricultural supply chain challenges into reliable outcomes. Scoular is an employee owned agribusiness serving grain, feed, and food ingredient partners worldwide. Its network keeps commodities moving between the field and the customers who need them. Anyone exploring grain, feed, or ingredient partnerships can start that conversation with Scoular today.
