Growers

Grow a Better Planet

Improve the global food system from the soil up. PURIS seeds are designed to perform field to fork with offtake contracts that enable sustainable rotations.  

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What is the PURIS Grower's Progam?

If you're looking to diversify your crops, incorporate sustainable growing practices into your farming, or want the security that you have a buyer for what you producer, you'll benefit from the PURIS Grower's Program.

As the largest pea protein manufacturer in the U.S. and a trusted soybean supplier, we partner with farmers across North America to grow quality crops using our field-tested seeds, then buy the crops back directly in a closed-loop supply chain.

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PURIS Pea Seeds

With a personalized total production contract, farmers can grow PURIS non-GMO yellow field peas to diversify rotations, build soil health, and reach plant-based food markets.

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PURIS Soybean Seeds

Farmers can grow PURIS non-GMO soybeans on a personalized total production contract, take advantage of pre-pricing opportunities, lock into food-grade premiums, and reach plant-based food markets.

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Grow Organic

For growers exploring organic, non-GMO production, PURIS has a proven model to help you make the leap. We even buy back your crops — which is probably why so many of our farmers who grow with PURIS stick with it. In fact, we have built a network of hundreds of farmers across the United States, and we continue to add farmers across North America.

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Seeds uniquely bred for success

These aren't your average seeds. Our portfolio of soybeans and peas is adapted to the unique conditions of our partner farms.

  • High-Yield Varieties: Consistently outperform commodity varieties in side-by-side trials
  • Disease Resistance: Built-in protection against common regional pathogens
  • Stress Tolerance: Perform under drought, heat, and variable weather conditions
  • Quality Standards: Meet strict food-grade specifications for premium market positioning

Growing food for a growing planet

We’ve joined forces with other forward-thinking farmers. Together, we take collective ownership to build a more sustainable future for all. 

How the Program Works

We are committed to helping every grower seize a growing opportunity in plant-based foods. That’s why we provide end-to-end partnerships as a sustainable foundation for successful crops, healthy profits, and a healthier future.

Step 1
Select your seed
35 years of non-GMO breeding has led PURIS to create resilient and high-yielding varieties of pea and soy that thrive around the globe.
Step 2
Minimize your risks
We strive to meet each farm’s needs by offering financing options and technical support.
Step 3
Build your network
PURIS hosts plot days throughout the summer, designed to provide a chance to connect, share, and learn alongside PURIS experts and regenerative agriculture leaders.
Step 4
Contracted Production
PURIS buys back its growers’ yield at competitive prices, offering reliable, predictable revenue you can count on.
Step 5
Plan for next season
PURIS is available to help design plans for your next growing season. Whether you want to transition to organic, strategize cash crops, or implement cover crops for winter grains, PURIS pros are here to help you achieve year-round success.
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Talk to a Grower Program Partner

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Brent Reck
Pea Procurement Manager

Based in Oskaloosa, IA, Brent supports growers from all over the US with his expertise in agronomics and sustainable farming practices. His approachable nature and extensive knowledge make him a trusted partner for our growers, and he is always ready to provide insights and advice.

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Chad Stannard
Chad Stannard
Soy Procurement Manager

Originally from NE Iowa. Chad has over 25 years of experience working with farmers to maximize their revenue per acre through seed selection, agronomic practices, and contracting opportunities.  Chad grew up on a family farm, wears his farmer hat proudly, and is eager to help farmers increase their profits per acre.

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Chris Werth
Grower Relations

Originally from Dubuque, IA, Chris brings his agronomy expertise to PURIS's growers to optimize soybean and pea acres during the growing season. He is passionate about sustainable farming practices and helping growers keep their land healthy and productive for future generations.

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Questions?

We might have already answered them below!

What kind of yield can I expect?

  • Southern Region’s Irrigated (Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Nebraska, Iowa) 
    • Yields can range from 30 to 60 bushel in many of these production areas given proper weed control and ideal weather conditions. Average Yield would be around 35-40 bu. per acre. 
  • Southern Region Dryland (Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois) 
    • Yields can be more volatile depending on weather conditions and rainfall events, ranging from 15 to 50 bushel per acre. Average Yield would be around 25-32 bu. per acre. 
  • Northern Region (South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana) 
    • Arid Dryland regions average 22-25 bu. per acre with a range from 10 to 40 bu. per acre 
    • Dryland regions average 32 to 35 bu. per acre with a range of 15 to 50 bu. per acre 

What is regenerative agriculture?

Regenerative agriculture means embracing farming practices that support biological processes occurring naturally on Earth, as well as supporting the people who work the land. It takes many forms, including pasturing animals, investing in soil health, and treating farmers and workers fairly.

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What is the delivery and payment period?

Standard contract is Buyer’s Call that will take delivery before the next years crop harvest. Example – Harvest July 2025, will take delivery by June 30th 2026. Payment is net 30 days from delivery per load 

Do you offer crop insurance?

PURIS does not offer crop insurance, in some areas crop insurance is available in the primary regions where Field Peas are grown through local Farm Service office.

What are your weed prevention practices?

Organic weed prevention is through rotary hoe and tine weeder passes until the peas have closed the rows. Typically until 6 to 8 inches in height. 

Conventional production does have herbicides that can be utilized, Glyphosate is restricted on peas during the growing cycle. 

How does PURIS schedule planting and harvest time?

Planting schedule is working with producers on the most advantageous times that will allow for establishing a solid stand of peas from germination and plant vigor. This is to maximize plant health and maximizing yield potential. Depending on the climate and geography this can range from January until late May. Harvest timing is typically 95 to 110 calendar days from planting to harvest depending on Heat unit accumulation through the growing season. Producers then supply a Harvest Sample that is tested by PURIS for sample approval of the peas for processing. 

Will PURIS help me transition to organic farming?

Transitioning to organic can seem challenging. But PURIS makes it possible. We provide the seed and support to help you navigate the transition over several seasons. A team of PURIS experts leads you through every step of the process, providing answers and guidance that remove barriers and ensure your success.

Ready to get your hands dirty?

We are currently accepting conventional farmers up to 300 miles from Harrold, South Dakota, as well as organic farmers across the U.S.

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