HDC is a company focused on people in agriculture. They believe in investing wisely in products and services that their members believe in.

HDC has a 75 year plus track record in the agriculture industry. Their board of directors, executive and staff are experienced in the industry in which they serve.

HDC members are the body and soul of their company. They believe in providing their members with products and services that make them a successful business.

Founded in 1937 as the "South Huron Farmers' Co-op", what is known today as HDC soon started to grow and acquire feed mills and warehouses all across Huron County.

In 1967, through the visionary leadership of Malcolm Davidson, HDC made its initial entry into the grain and bean business through the purchase of the E.L. Mickle and Son grain and bean handling facilities. Malcolm's legacy was honored years later when the road in Hensall that their offices, elevators and fuel operation sits was named after him.

Today, the strength of HDC is in its 5000+ members whom realize the importance of local control of a high-volume agri-business. In today's business climate, when more and more of the economy is centred in urban areas, the importance of some economic control in rural communities becomes even more significant.