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Sylvite Agri-Services in Pain Court, Ontario is seeking a Sales Representative to drive growth by building strong relationships with growers and owning accounts from first conversation to long-term partnership.
You will combine strategic sales planning with hands-on agronomic support, including soil sampling, crop input recommendations, field visits, and ongoing customer service, while striving to win new business and maintain profitability.
Sylvite Agri-Services is looking for a Sales Representative to help drive growth at our Pain Court location. This role is for someone who thrives on building relationships, winning new business, and owning their accounts from first conversation through long-term partnership.
Sylvite, as Canada’s largest independently owned fertilizer supplier, delivers competitive solutions in the agriculture supply chain. Our services encompass full-service Ag retail, specialized fertilizers, industrial material sourcing and handling, as well as a robust transportation, warehousing, and logistics division. We strive to ensure a seamless product flow, effectively linking agricultural production with efficient distribution.
This is a true business development role with autonomy, responsibility, and room to grow. You will be trusted to promote and sell crop inputs while building strong, long-term relationships with growers. This role combines strategic sales planning with hands‑on agronomic support, including soil sampling, fertilizer and crop protection recommendations, field visits, and ongoing customer service.
We believe in the power of working together, recognizing that collective efforts lead to mutual growth and success.
Operating with honesty, transparency, and a commitment to ethical business practices in all interactions.
Constantly seeking and implementing cutting‑edge solutions to enhance efficiency and meet the evolving needs of our clients.
A deep commitment to environmental responsibility, promoting practices that contribute positively to the agricultural ecosystem.