- Offering the best selection of products to meet your needs.
- Providing the most current technical information and support you need to produce and prosper.
- Training our staff and modernizing our equipment and facilities to meet your needs of the future.
- Supporting those organizations and programs which will help you market your products effectively.
- Giving you true value for the products and services we provide.

Hudye Soil Services Inc. was established in 1983 at Norquay, Saskatchewan. The business is owned and operated by Paul Hudye and his sons Greg & Ben Hudye. 25 years later, a 3^rd generation has joined the company: Nathan (Greg's son), Braden and James (Ben's sons). Between Hudye Soils and Hudye Farms there are as many as 50 employees during the peak seasons. At least 5 of these employees have been a part of the business for the 25-year duration.

"Helping Feed the World" is the new motto of Hudye Soil Services Inc. An exercise in assessing the effort put into the business over the past 25 years has resulted in a new motto for the company and the theme for the hugely successful annual Field of Dreams project. After a quarter century, the direction of Hudye Soil Services remains driven by customer demand. From the first day, the business grew in direct response to what the customer base needed, with a major emphasis on the word "service". Stressing the service aspect, The business operates under a 3 part philosophy:

"Help maximize our customer's productivity"

"Help our customers maximize what they get paid for their productivity" (marketing)

"Help our customers with the financial management and results from marketing"

Our customers receive the benefits from being part of a network that shares the same goals and objectives as other producers in the area.

Norquay is located 1 hour north-east of Yorkton in beautiful North-Eastern Saskatchewan. Satellite locations in Kamsack and Sturgis supply crop inputs to customers in those areas during the busy Spring and Fall seasons.

Some of our features:

- All locations have NH3 bulk tanks, dry fertilizer storage and blending capabilities
- All locations have chemical storage warehouses
- Custom application is available, with a John Deere high clearance sprayer or Teragator Dry Floater
- Excellent, well-maintained equipment is available to ensure optimum results and productivity

- A wide range of Anhydrous Ammonia applicators up to 60' and VRT CAPABLE!! Valmar Applicators and Fertilizer Spreaders as well.

- A fleet of 41 beautiful NH3 High Flotation Tanks consisting of: 6 twin 1000s, 4 twin 1200s, 1 twin 1450, 1 twin 2000, 1 single 1000, 2 single 1200s, 10 single 1450s, four single 1500s, 12 single 1750s.

- Hudye Soil Services Inc. provides full-service ammonia delivery that is second to none, with courteous staff who are always on time!

-Hudye Soil Services is vertically-integrated in the industry and runs nearly all of its own logistics. Custom Hauling can aslo be arranged for liquid and dry fertilzier with their fleet of beautiful Peterbilts and new Prestige Super-B's.

Hudye Soil Services Agronomy department is on the leading edge of agriculture conducting a multitude of field-scale trials every year with full, unbiased results available free of charge to the general public. Hudye Soil Services expertise pertains to the development, design and implementation of professional and strategic nutrient plans with a focus on soil chemistry, plant physiology, crop nutrition and environmental sustainability. Intensive crop production is employed by many of its customers with the assistance of unique international knowledge, available first hand. Consulting services are fully available through the Agronomy department.

Hudye Soil Services Inc. in conjunction with Hudye Farms Inc., Monsanto Canada, Bayer Crop Science - Interag, Agri-Trend Agrology, and Yorkton Distributors started a project in 1999 called "Maximizing for the Millenium Crop Management Project". Through the use of the latest crop production technology, the "Field of Dreams" targets high yields (120 bu/acre wheat and 75 bu./acre canola) in an attempt to minimize cost per bushel. The results have shown it is possible to maximize productivity and lower the cost per bushel, resulting in overall economic benefit. With the continued support of the original partners, less Agri-Trend and Canterra, the "Field of Dreams" project continues to be a source of powerful agronomic information and look forward to the results of the 11th annual Field of Dreams.