Nestled in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, minutes from Glacier National Park, Pardue Grain Elevator is located on the high plains at the northwest corner of Montana’s famous Golden Triangle, 12 miles west of Cut Bank, Montana. Pardue Grain, Inc. is owned by Roger and Lisa Sammons. The plant was originally built in 1959 and has expanded in size over the years. Located on the BNSF Railroad mainline, Pardue Grain has a 10 car railroad spur. Load out is performed with traditional grain legs as well as with belt conveyors for more sensitive crops. We offer market cleaning services, transportation logistics, storage and handle services. Pardue has 420,000 bushels of flat storage, 27,000 bushels of hopper storage, and 310,000 bushels of steel bin storage.