Locally-owned and operated for over 70 years.
Cloud County Co-Op Elevator Association is a farmers co-op and grain elevator facility that serves the local community and businesses around the world. We have three elevator locations, one of which includes a 114-car train loader, as well as a feed mill and distribution center for farming and ranching supplies. We’ve been in operation since 1950 and started with a 250,000-bushel capacity and have grown to over 15 million-bushel capacity between three elevator facilities. When it comes to grain intake and distribution, trust Cloud County Co-Op Elevator Association.
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Looking for something to wear around the farm or ranch? Look no further! Cloud County Co-Op’s Distribution Center carries a variety of workwear and apparel to supplement your everyday needs.
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Everything you need, that's not feed
Other Supplies
Livestock Supplies
Seed & Forage
When its time for planting and tending the fields we can get you all the seeds you need from the best brands in the business. Brands like Heartland Genetics® provide healthy proven plants for your crops.
Farm Supplies
If you own a farm, you know there is always a long list of things you need to pick up! From gates to show supplies we stock our shelves with the products you need.
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We are going to be Open Monday-Friday 8am-6pm and 10am-2pm Saturday for Christmas shopping until December 22nd!
We will be closed Thursday November 24th- Saturday November 26th for Thanksgiving.
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