Bulk Storage Solutions

Engineered for Seed. Built for Performance.

At O’Mara Ag, we don’t just build seed bins. We engineer precision grain storage systems that protect your high-value product from start to finish. Whether you’re managing seed corn, soybeans, dry edible beans, or specialty crops like alfalfa and popcorn, we offer robust, fully customizable surge, holding, storage, and drying bins to fit your operation.

All our bins are manufactured in the USA, 100% in-house under strict quality controls, and are available in smooth or corrugated wall construction, fully assembled or for on-site installation. From design through delivery, our grain bins are built to last because we understand what’s at stake.

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Purpose-Built Bin Types for Every Phase of Seed Handling

Surge Bins

Act as critical buffers between processing stages. Designed for rapid load/unload cycles, surge bins maintain continuous material flow and prevent production bottlenecks.

Holding Bins

Ideal for short-term storage post-cleaning or pre-packaging. These bins help regulate downstream processes, ensuring consistent feed to your packaging or conditioning systems.

Storage Bins

Engineered for long-term seed storage with protection against moisture, pests, and contamination. Multiple capacities, hopper slopes, and discharge options ensure operational flexibility.

Drying Bins

Reduce seed moisture to safe storage levels using low- or high-temperature drying systems. Preserve germination rates and seed viability while preventing spoilage.

Key Bin Features and Options

  • Fully welded or bolted construction
  • Smooth or corrugated walls
  • Self-cleaning hopper bottoms
  • Legs or full structural supports
  • Custom hopper slopes and discharge sizes
  • Vibrator mounting channels
  • Surge and gravity-fed inlets
  • Dust control ports
  • Safety ladders, stairs, handrails, and cages
  • Manholes and safety grates
  • Lifting lugs and forklift brackets
  • Slide gates and sampling probes
  • Interior/exterior finish options
  • Indoor or outdoor design
  • Fully assembled or on-site build

Every bin is subjected to a thorough approval process, ensuring every weld, bolt, and slope serves a purpose—yours.

Built-In Expertise from Start to Finish

At O’Mara Ag, every bin is born from decades of field-proven experience. We design and manufacture in-house, giving us unmatched control over quality, cost, and delivery timelines. Our streamlined process, from project planning to final approval, saves you time and eliminates surprises.

We work closely with customers across the Midwest and beyond to tailor each solution to their crop types, storage volume, handling flow, and regulatory requirements.

What’s the difference between surge, holding, and storage bins?

Surge bins are temporary buffers used to manage material flow between processes. Holding bins store product for short durations between processing steps. Storage bins are for long-term preservation of seed quality.

Can I get a bin pre-assembled and ready to drop in?

Yes. We offer both fully pre-assembled bins and on-site construction, depending on your location and facility constraints.

Are your bins compatible with drying equipment?

Absolutely. Our drying bins are compatible with most fan and heat systems and can be customized for aeration and moisture control.

What crops can your bins handle?

Our systems are proven across a wide range: seed corn, soybeans, alfalfa, clover, sunflower seed, grass seed, edible beans, sweet corn, and more.

Get the Bin That’s Built for Seed

If you’re serious about protecting your product and optimizing your process, O’Mara Ag is your one call. Our experts will help you design the perfect grain storage bin, fully customized and ready to work from day one. Contact us today to speak with a member of our team. We’ll walk you through your options, explain customization possibilities, and help determine the best fit for your operation.

 

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