Ag Partners is diligently monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation closely and are actively preparing for possible scenarios that could playout in the days to come. The health, well-being and safety of our employees and customers is a top priority. Due to this, we ask that all customers, vendors and suppliers limit visits to only those regarding business that cannot be done electronically or via phone.
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Traditonal grain storage and marketing, plus some not-so-traditonal options.
The best premium diesel fuel on the market, plus lubricants and propane delivery.
Protecting crop risk and helping plan for and finance yearly input costs.
Complete nutrition for companion animals and livestock, medicated and specialty feeds.
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Besides being the biggest employer in many of the towns we serve, local co-ops are also engines of economic growth. Profits in the form of patronage go back into the pockets of our member-owners, who then purchase goods and services from other local businesses. Our employees also spend money in their local communities. And our Ag Partners board of directors invests directly in the communities we serve, funding everything from Little League baseball uniforms to community swimming pools. It’s a virtuous cycle that makes many of our members feel especially proud to be part of the cooperative system.
From schools, churches and food pantries to events the whole community looks forward to each year, Ag Partners is dedicated to this place we call home. Giving back to the community is an important aspect of our mission, and we are happy to do our part through local financial contributions, volunteering and coordinating with others who are doing good work here. Nothing helps our cooperative attract and keep talented employees more than healthy, vibrant communities.
In 2018, a two-thirds majority of Nemaha County Cooperative Association and Ag Partners Cooperative members voted to merge their two organizations into one, moving forward under the Ag Partners name. Combined, the two legacy cooperatives have more than 144 years of service to their members and communities.
In September 2019, Wakefield Farmers Cooperative merged to become part of Ag Partners Cooperative, Inc. Wakefield Farmers Cooperative had more than 100 years of service to its members and had been designated as a “Kansas Century Cooperative.”
Sign up for the Ag Partners Coop Grain Updates text service. Updates will include price notifications, hours of operation, space updates, and any other pertinent information.
If you just finished high school or college, or you’re searching for a new opportunity, Ag Partners is always looking for career-oriented team members with a customer-service mindset. Many of our local co-op managers and team leaders came up through the co-op system, starting with jobs in high school or right out of college. We place a high priority on recruiting local talent; young people who grew up around here and come to work for us often turn into our best employees because of their homegrown values, education and willingness to work hard.
You may call us to schedule a pick up for service at Mr. Tire Service Center in Seneca (within Seneca city limits).