Our Team
My name is Emma Epp. I am the owner of Epp Ag Solutions. I have been involved in the agriculture industry for my whole life. I grew up on a dairy and farm market farm. I attended UofG for Agriculture Business and graduated in 2013. I worked in Ag Retail until I was extremely fortunate to take over a Pioneer dealership in 2021. What a dream come true! One of the best parts of the job is helping my
My name is Ericka Van Dongen and I am from a cash crop farm near Comber. I graduated from the U of G Ridgetown Campus in 2024 with my Associate Diploma in Agriculture and am currently working towards earning my Bachelor of Applied Science in Agribusiness at Olds College. I started working here in 2024 and am now back full time as a Sales Associate. During my time here, I’ve gained valuable agronom
My name is Kevin Epp. I am a farmer and help along side Emma to provide the best service we can for our customers. I enjoy the farmer logistic side of the business and love to talk to customers about their operations.
I operate our family farm, Four E Farms. I am the third generation and am proud to take on the legacy my grandfather, Peter Epp started so many years ago.
Grow your best crop
Agronomic Solutions
Our family-owned team is dedicated to collaborating with you to provide reliable and effective agronomic solutions for your farm. With our extensive experience and expertise in the field, we are committed to delivering trusted and personalized service to help optimize your crop yields and maximize profitability. By working closely with you and utilizing the latest technology and best practices, we aim to build a long-lasting partnership based on trust and mutual success. Let us help you achieve your goals and take your farm to the next level.
Pioneer® brand seeds
A market leader in the world and especially Essex & Kent County. We provide corn, soybeans & wheat.
In Season Support
Crop Scouting with a knowledgeable Agronomist. Drone imagery available for plant stands, NDVI imagery & overall field conditions.
In Season field meetings to teach our farmers more about the crop they are growing.