5930 74Th Ave SE
Jud, ND 58454 - Lamoure County
(701) 685-2634
About Allied Agronomy:
Established in 1989, Allied Agronomy is located at 5930 74Th Ave SE in Jud, ND - LaMoure County and is a business listed in the categories Seeds & Bulbs Wholesale & Growers, Fertilizer, Seeds & Bulbs and Lawn & Garden Chemicals Insecticides & Fertilizers. After you do business with Allied Agronomy, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Allied Agronomy.
Categories: Seeds & Bulbs Wholesale & Growers, Fertilizer, Seeds & Bulbs and Lawn & Garden Chemicals Insecticides & Fertilizers
Year Started: 1989
- Other: (701) 685-2419
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- Barley
- Barn Equipment
- Blooms
- Bulbs
- Custom Application
- Dairies
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- Farm Chemicals
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- Nursery
- Nutrients
- Oats
- Pest Control
- PESTICIDES
- Seed & Grain
- Soil Amendments
- Soils
- Soybeans
- Spreading
- Tack
- Top Dressing
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