- Bushel is a software development company based in Fargo, North Dakota, specializing in digital solutions for the agriculture sector, serving over 3,500 grain and ag retail facilities and powering more than 50% of grain origination in the U.S. and Canada.
- In the past year, Bushel has formed significant partnerships, including a collaboration with StoneX to integrate farmer-facing digital tools with grain merchandising workflows, enhancing operational efficiency for grain companies.
- Bushel's partnerships with StoneX and Verity Holdings highlight its commitment to advancing digital workflows and sustainability practices in agriculture, with StoneX customers hedging over 1 billion bushels in just six months after the partnership launch.
- The ideal buyer for Bushel's solutions includes mid- to large-sized grain elevators and commercial grain companies looking to streamline origination processes and reduce payment friction, making it a critical time for sales teams to engage with these prospects as digital transformation in agriculture accelerates.
Bushel's workforce is organized into ten departments, with Engineering (16 employees) and Information Technology (13 employees) representing the largest segments. Operations follows with a headcount of nine, indicating a strong emphasis on technical and operational capabilities. The distribution across departments reflects a balanced approach to software development, supporting both technical and customer-facing functions.
The company operates across seven locations, with Fargo, ND, housing the majority of employees at 40. Other notable locations include Dallas, TX, with six employees, and a diverse array of smaller offices across the United States, contributing to a total of 15 employees in the 'Other' category. This geographic distribution highlights a concentration in Fargo while also supporting a distributed workforce model.
