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Farmers Coop Mission Statement
Working together to efficiently & courteously provide products & services to our patrons while maintaining a responsible and profitable cooperative association.
Seed Department
The coop is pleased to announce that we have arrival of the new Patriot Seed Tenders manufactured in Minden, NE. As the seed industry and your coop is making the transition to BULK seed beans and with increasing demand for seed treatments (some are mandatory on certain soybean varieties), we felt that his would be a great service for the coop to become a dealer and offer them in our area. Various sizes, styles, and color (red or green) are available to meet any bulk seed handling need. Instead of handling 50# bags, ending up with a sore back and a bunch of empty paper bags to chase down as they are blowing around, simply pull up to the coop and let them fill your tender with seed beans. Pull up to your planter or drill and let the poly cupped auger gently and efficiently fill your seeding units. No hassle and convenience! We will be offering additional discounts for customers who commit to our coop for future seed needs. Please contact our agronomy staff for more information and pricing.
Farmers Coop - Manhattan
Thursday, April 1, 2010
1:00 p.m. till 2:00 p.m.
While picking up your fish at the above
mentioned location, visit inside for all
your fish food needs. Thank You for your business.
Agronomy
"Total Farm Solutions" -
that make sense.
Contact us for all of your fertilizer
needs....
Now is the time to consider fertilizing
your brome and fescue acres
as well as setting up fall application of
starter for your spring crops.
Contact Ken Diehl @ 785/776-9467.
Thank You for your continued business!
"I love the man that can smile in trouble, that can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection. 'Tis the business of little minds to shrink, but he whose heart is firm, and whose conscience approves his conduct, will pursue his principles unto death."
