Whodunit Resource Group is a fully vertically integrated, Canadian-owned and operated company based in Alberta. We farm ourselves. We also work with a large organization of farmers in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. Those relationships are based on integrity, honesty, and trust. From that supply we store, process, value-enhance, package, and ship Lentils, Peas, and Beans to buyers of every size.
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Pulse crops are a core rotation for the farms in our organization across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. We farm our own land and we contract with a large group of growers on the same terms: integrity, honesty, and trust. That is the supply base. Processing and export sit on top of it.
Canadian-owned and vertically integrated. We farm our own land and work with a large organization of growers in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario under relationships built on integrity, honesty, and trust. We store, process, pack, and ship from the same operation. Buyers of every size deal with one counterparty from field to bill of lading.
What vertical integration changes for the buyer: specification is set once and held through cleaning, hopper storage, and pack. Residue and handling protocols can be applied on our own farm and requested across the grower organization. Load-out is scheduled from our bins, not from a third-party queue. Claims, if they arise, come back to the same company that grew or contracted the lot. Price reflects fewer intermediaries and a shorter supply chain.
One company responsible for the crop, specification, and shipment.
We clean, sort, and grade to your specification with specialized, current equipment. We then pack in bulk, bulk-bag totes, or smaller client-specific bags, with optional branding for the destination market.
One Canadian company from farm through shipment. Fewer intermediaries. Tighter control of grade, packing, and documents. Programs and spot lots on the same standard.
What We Do
Values that guide every partnership, conversation, and commercial decision.
We do what’s right, always, building trust through honesty and transparency.
We deliver on our commitments and stand by our partners every step of the way.
We pursue excellence in everything we do, from field to marketplace.
We succeed together by listening, collaborating and respecting shared goals.
We adapt with agility and stay ahead of evolving agricultural markets.
Vertical integration is an operating structure, not a slogan. One company controls farming, intake, environmentally controlled hopper storage, cleaning and grading, packing, and export documentation. That shortens the chain between field and destination, reduces intermediary markup, and keeps specification, residue protocol, and shipment timing under a single responsible party. Offers state the spec before they state the price. Samples are provided when the lot or the first shipment requires them.
Start a Conversation →Delivery terms: FCA (Free Carrier), FOB, CFR, CIF, and DAP, as agreed on the offer. Shipping documents and inspection requirements are confirmed against the contract and destination.
Head office: Alberta, Canada, with road and rail reach into collection points in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, and out to West Coast and other export corridors.