Family Owned and Operated.
Our Crops
Potatoes
Whether they are for the fresh pack market or the french fry market we grow only the top quality potatoes for the industry.
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Alfalfa
Our alfalfa is produce with top protein in mind for your cows or horses. With years of experience and technology to help us we provide premium quality alfalfa and low cost.
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Sugar Beets
Our sugarbeets are grown for Amalgamated Sugar Inc. contributing to the 65 percent of all beet sugar produced in America.
Grains
Several varieties of barley, wheat, and corn are all grown on our farm for brewing companies like Anheuser-Busch, Coors, and feed for dairies across the western states.
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Corn
Silage and grain corn meant for the animal feed markets across Idaho.
Our Mission
SMART FARMING. SUSTAINED ENVIRONMENT. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.
Family Owned
Grant 4-D Farms is a family owned and operated farm starting in 1958 with founder Doug Grant. From day one our mission has been to efficiently produce the best quality food and produce for our customers.
Our Customers
We respond to every need our customer has, no matter what, with a smile on our face. We care about them, they are our friends, not advisories.
Landlords
We strive to work with our landlords to manage their farms in a manner that would coincide with their wishes and desires to maintain the sustainability of the soil.
Investors
When working with our investors we strive to put their interests before our own in order to maintain the viability of the relationship.
Customers & Partners
Sustainability is always on our agenda
In order to make sure that we have ground to farm in 10 years means that we have to practice sustainable farming techniques.
- Crop Rotation to maintain soil nutrient levels
- Low tillage to maintain ground moisture and fertility
- Efficient equipment to maintain lower operating costs
- Progressive technology to track and monitor daily activities
Get in touch
707 E 600 N
Rupert, ID 83350
United States1 (208) 531-5149
With population growth farmers too must grow. Without the help of technology the purpose to provide food for the world is lost.