C-Stores - Country Visions Cooperative

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C-Stores
Spring has finally arrived and summer will be here before we know it. As the warmer
weather arrives and traveling conditions improve, we would like for you to stop in and
check out what each of our locations has to offer. As you travel down the road on Tuesdays
and Fridays stop by Branch, Manitowoc Rapids, Mishicot and Valders to get some fresh
cheese curds in ½# or 1# bags. The Cheese Nook in Branch also offers a huge selection of
cheese for all your party needs. During the months of mid-May thru September, stop in at
the BP in Greenleaf to grab a bowl, waffle cone or cake cone of Cedar Crest Ice Cream. The
stations all offer a variety of snacks, candy, soda, beer and water. Food services including
Subway, Hot Stuff Pizza, Piccadilly Pizza and A & W are available at some of the locations
and the Reedsville C-Store features an impressive salad bar for a healthy lunch.
Looking for a quick gift that everyone can use? How about a gift card? The BP stations offer gift cards in denominations of $25, $50 or $100. Gift cards are available in any amount
up to $150 at the Cenex stations. Other gift and phone cards are available at select locations. Cenex gift cards are also awarded in the Tanks of Thanks promotion where people
are nominated for their good deeds. You can help us give some extra mileage to those
who go “the extra mile” in your community by nominating them at tanksofthanks.com.
Non-ethanol fuel is excellent for boats, motorcycles, and small engines as well as some
automobiles. Our Cenex stations located in Branch, Kiel, Manitowoc Rapids, Mishicot,
Reedsville and Valders offer non-ethanol fuel in the mid-grade and premium line. The
Greenleaf C-Store and DePere store are BP branded and have premium grade non-ethanol fuel.
All of the Country Visions Convenience Stores would like to thank you for your patronage and look forward to your continued support. We hope to see you soon in one of our
locations.
Bill Holfeltz — Retail Store Division Manager
Tanks of Thanks winners received
their awards at the Manitowoc Rapids
location. Cenex awards people who are
nominated for doing good deeds in their
communities.
Fresh cheese curds are sold on Tuesdays
and Fridays in Branch, Manitowoc
Rapids, Mishicot and Valders. The
Cheese Nook at the Branch location
has a large selection of cheese varieties
to purchase sliced or packaged.
April
Country Visions locations in eight communities provide high quality Cenex or BP
branded fuel to customers. Non-Ethanol fuel is also available.
2014
Spring 2014
Spring is finally here after one of the coldest winters on record. Everyone is excited to get started with the planting
season and put the winter memories behind us!
Free Weather Tracking
Your Cooperative is seven months into our first fiscal year
since the merger of Agri-Partners and Country Visions Cooperative. Most of the “start-up” related issues with the
merger are behind us at this point, but we are continuing
to mold the operation into a more efficient company which
will provide many benefits to you the member owner.
Climate Corporation has a free app available to give
Patronage checks will be out shortly. These are based on the
you field by field weather.
profits from last fiscal years’ operations. Country Visions will pay out $2,283,300
Go to www.climate.com
in cash and allocate $5,152,797 into customer’s equity accounts based on profits
of both Agri-Partners and Country Visions. The Board will consider retiring some
Sign up for an account.
member equity later this summer. Once approved, you should look for equity retireYou can also download the app for Apple or Google ment checks in the mail near the end of August.
play for your smart phone.
New for this coming year, your Board of Directors has approved a capital manageYou can now select your fields you want to track. The ment policy that will distribute the Cooperative’s profit from CP Feeds back to you
main list of fields will list the past 24 hour precipita- the feed customer. This will get those profits back directly to the members that purtion, forecast chance, and the field workability.
chase feed from CP Feeds. A CP Feeds pool will be created in addition to the consumIf you have a 20/20 monitor, you can also get climate er pool, ag pool and grain pool.
pro, which will track heat units and crop progress.
Since this past fall, your Board of Directors and Management have been working
to shape your Cooperative into a supplier that will meet the needs of our changing
agricultural environment and growth of our non-ag business. This past winter your
Cooperative has sold the properties in both Cleveland, which was the office location of the former Cleveland Co-op and Chilton, which was the office location of the
former Coop Service Oil Company. As we exit these old sites, we have made major
investments at our other locations. In this fiscal year, the Board has approved approximately $10 million in asset purchases. In addition to rolling stock, equipment,
building additions and technology, a grain expansion in Valders and a liquid fertilizer build in Chilton are under construction. These additions will speed up service to
our farmers during the busy planting and harvesting seasons.
The Board has established a mission and vision statement as guide and goal for our
Cooperative. The mission statement of Country Visions is to be your preferred partner through innovative products and services. The vision statement is to be the best
Cooperative in Wisconsin through commitment to our employees, growth and strategic investment. “Forward”! We will use these statements as we strive to reach our
short and long term goals as your member-owned Cooperative.
Thank you again for your business and have a safe and productive spring!
Steve Zutz — CEO
Credit Corner
The snow has finally melted and we are ready to head into the spring planting season. It is important for everyone lining up their planting needs to have their crop input financing all lined up as well. If you are looking for financing options for this year or are carrying a balance from last year, please meet with us at your earliest convenience. We do offer options that include Agri-Span, CFA and John Deere Farm Plan that are worth taking a look at.
I would also like to remind everyone that purchases that are charged to your Country Visions account need to
be paid within our credit terms. Account balances that are not kept current will pay an extra 1.5% (18% APR)
monthly finance charge on the past due balance. Give us a call if you have any questions regarding your account
or our credit terms and policies.
Tom Reinbold — Credit Manager
Do you enjoy watching the birds in your yard? The stores carry wild bird feed and
feeders to attract a variety of species.
Gift and garden décor is part of the seasonal display at the Reedsville Country Store.
Country Stores
As the cold winds blew us into April, we had hopes that spring
weather would soon be upon us. The Country Stores have been
busy preparing for all your springtime needs. The garden seeds
and fertilizers have arrived and the set onions and seed potatoes
will be stocked soon.
As spring weather arrives, the chick orders are already being
placed. Make sure you stop in and get all your essential needs to
make your flock the envy of the neighborhood. We carry a great
line of chick starters, layer feed and treats for your feathered
friends; in addition to waterers, vitamins and electrolytes. We
will also be stocking Honor show feeds again this year; check with your local location for
product availability or with one of the livestock feed specialists that we have on staff.
The robins and other wild birds have returned from their winter homes. Stop in and check
out the huge selection of feeders and seed available at your local Country Store. Hummingbird and oriole feeders are also in stock, as we patiently await their arrival.
The Country Store in Reedsville has also brought in a line of gift and garden décor for special occasions, holidays and birthdays. Coffee has been a treasured addition with everyday
and seasonal flavors available.
All of the store locations carry a variety of products and offer different services. If you do
not see something or have special requests, be sure to ask. If the product is available, it
could easily be brought to the location that best meets your need.
Matt Buchholz — Reedsville Country Store Manager
Country Visions can help with feed products at nine store locations. With two consumer feed specialists on staff and helpful
sales people they can provide feeding solutions for pets, hobby/show animals and
wild birds. Customers can order chicks at
the stores and purchase all the products
needed to raise a healthy flock.
Sweet
Potato
Plants:
Now Taking PreOrders!
Estimated time of arrival: May 20, 2014
To order call:
Pickup in DePere (920) 336-6449
Kiel (920) 894-3436
Mishicot (920) 755-2231
Reedsville (920) 754-4322
Valders (920) 775-9281
Whitelaw (920) 732-3143
Fond du Lac (920) 923-7960
Malone (920) 795-4361
For specific varieties call your pickup location.
Bundles of 25 for $9.99
while supplies last
Garden seeds and lawn/garden tools at the DePere store are in stock and ready
for the season. Seeds, fertilizers, set onions, seed potatoes and much more for
your lawn and garden are available at the Country Stores.
Planting Tips: Use black plastic to cover
bedded rows 2-3 weeks before plants arrive.
Cut 3” x 3” holes in plastic for planting.
Bedding rows should be 8-10” high and 12-14”
wide. Set plants ASAP upon arrival shortly
before dusk.
Agronomy
Has it really been seven months since our merger? Time does fly! At this time I would like to
bring you up to date on the merger plan and how it’s going forward.
On the agronomy side, we have purchased a 24 ton and an 18 ton tender and chassis to assist
in the Valders and Kiel areas. The Kiel plant is being closed and will be razed this summer.
Since last fall, phone calls coming into the Kiel location have been forwarded to the Valders
plant. The same will be happening this spring at Mishicot’s agronomy location, with the
phone calls being answered at Rockwood.
Country Visions’ staff is striving to have fertilizer delivery and spreading and spraying application done by those facilities closest to the fields. We have purchased new sprayers and new
semi tankers to support these rigs. We have added two row crop fertilizer spreaders to keep
up with the growing business of custom application for spreading urea over corn. We have
updated liquid fertilizer dykes, tanks and load out facilities at Chilton, Rockwood, Valders
and Fond du Lac. All these changes will benefit you, the customer. These changes should
not affect the relationship you have with your existing crop advisor. Our goal is to provide
services to you in an efficient and time-saving manner.
A large nurse tank system is being worked
on at the Valders agronomy plant.
CV-Precision
Learning is the Key to Variable Rate
Management
A couple areas that continue to grow are in the Precision Planting equipment and Country Visions Precision. On the Precision Planting side we have a team working on updating planters
with 20/20 Seed Sense for population control, e-sets and v-sets for spacing and singulation
that makes every seed count. Paul Diederichs, Al Weckworth, Chad Rataichek and Dustin
Gierach are dedicated to get all the sold units ready for spring. The Country Visions Precision
works with data you collect off your combine. It takes that information, along with soil test
maps, weather maps and other data, and serves as an aid so you can fine tune cropping decisions. Farmers using this technology can check out Dan Frieberg’s article in the back section
of Corn & Soybean Digest Monthly, or have a conversation with any of our agronomists.
Country Visions is pleased to announce the
launch of Country Visions Precision - our
streamlined platform for all aspects of precision agriculture going forward. CV-Precision
includes; Precisions Planting equipment, GPS
guidance systems, VRT planting prescriptions,
VRT spreading prescriptions (N, P, K, & lime),
yield data collection and storage.
We welcome new employees and changes in job positions in the agronomy division. New
agronomists include Andrew Hynek at Chilton; Braden Porter at Rockwood; Steven Feldkamp at Greenleaf; and Adam Kolb at Kiel. New office staff includes employees Tracy Levash
at Greenleaf and Tanya Heinen at Valders. Jeremy Edwards will be in the Rockwood office
this spring as asst. plant manager. Jessy Hill is the new manager at Reedsville. John O’Brien,
Joe Vander Grinten and Andy Husnick have been relocated from Malone feed to the agronomy
facilities at Malone and Fond du Lac. Will Jetton II and Nathan Korinek will be working at
Rockwood. Brad Kocurek has become fulltime at Reedsville, along with Andrew Knoener at
Kiel, and Joshua Mangin and Spenser Halverson at Valders. We welcome all these members to
our great employee base.
CV-Precision will be available in two levels: NutriCalc is designed for the entry level growers
who only want to make VRT fertilizer applications based upon grid sampled soil tests results
and soil type yield potential. The Complete
Analysis program will additionally include VRT
planting, GPS yield mapping (combines & forage
harvesters), and yearly validation through infield Learning Blocks.
On the grain side we are also making improvements. At Chilton we are adding on to the dryer to increase drying capacity. The Valders location will be adding a new 4700 bph dryer, a
600,000 bushel bin and new unload equipment. Last year, with a very small wheat harvest
and later corn crop harvesting, your co-op was full by the end of November. We were trucking
grain from facilities well into December. With continued growth and the reasons just listed,
we felt these improvements needed to be made to better serve you during the busy fall harvest season.
The goal of this program is to take producers
from a flat-rate field-based management system to dynamic management zones as small as
sixty square feet. This allows us to target applications of inputs within high-med-low management zones, capitalizing on management zone
response to maximize yields, and result in more
efficient use of seed, fertilizer, and lime.
The key to our program is the ability to use the
Our agronomy staff is here to serve you. Please give us a call with any questions or concerns data collected in a meaningful way. At the end of
the year, how do you know if you made the right
you may have. Have a safe planting season!
decision for a field population or N rate? Country
Dennis Halbach — VP Agronomy
Visions Learning Blocks are checks within management zones that allow us to verify decisions
The agronomy department has purchased new equipment to keep up with the
demands of a “growing” business.
made each growing season. The reports we are
able to generate from
this information simplify data analysis allowing us to fine tune
agronomic decisions
for the future.
continued on next page
CV-Precision continued
Collection and handling of the data recorded by
planting and harvesting equipment can be a challenge. As part of the program’s service we will help
gather and store planting & harvest data for use in
the program and as a backup to unforeseen losses. You will always own your data, it is only pooled
with permission, never shared with a third party,
and pooled data belongs to and is for the benefit
of the growers of that shared data. Contact your
Country Visions Agronomist for further information on the Country Visions Precision program.
Construction of the new liquid load out facility at the Chilton Agronomy plant
will decrease load time for liquid fertilizers and chemicals.
Agronomy
Construction is under way at our Chilton location creating a new liquid load out
facility. The 80’ x 100’ building will have a loading dock for storage of package chemicals along with two load out bays for liquid fertilizer and chemicals. Doubling the
lanes of traffic and the ability to overhead load two units at once will decrease load
time. Adding to this efficiency is the use of 400 gpm pumps vs. our 180 gpm pumps
of the past.
A calibrated mass flow meter will weigh product, instead of going through a manual
meter, as it dispenses. The new equipment will record the data in software that interfaces with our current accounting package, eliminating the need for scale slips to
be hand entered. We will have the ability to batch chemicals and “Hot Load” tender
sprayers, increasing capacity and efficiency.
Improvements are being made to the grain
system at the Chilton location to increase
drying capacity.
The Chilton plant will now have the capacity to serve customers in a 35 mile radius. The Agronomy Division continues to react to the needs of their customers with
improvements of services and have started making plans for future upgrades with
an area designated for a liquid blender and a goal of 24/7 loading in one lane for 1034-0 and 32%.
Tim Pagel — Chilton Plant Manager/Agronomist
Grain Department
Spring is here and a new crop is about to be put in the ground. Are we
springing into action with our marketing plans or looking for a reason
to wait? This spring looks to be another interesting one for grain marketers. There are a lot of analysts and economists filling the internet
with plenty of news and numbers.
Which number do you focus on to be successful? There is so much volatility in commodity prices and so many distractions created as a result, that the only way to get to a place where you are confident taking
action is to get back to one simple number - DESIRED PROFIT! Profit is
influenced by all the variables of inputs and prices. Everybody’s number is different and therefore the price that grain is sold will be different. “Desired Profit” is a goal, a decision, and a plan all rolled into one
number. It has to be realistic to be effective, but it is powerful.
We need to focus on a good profit. Have you ever sold at the absolute
top of the market? If you have, or know someone that has, how is that
typically described? Most refer to this as being really lucky. The reality is that, for most, this is a once in a lifetime event. It does not really
make sense to have this as a goal. What does make sense is paying
attention to profit.
With the unrest going on in Russia with Ukraine, it gets the volatility
in the market going wild. We, at Country Visions Cooperative want to
help you in whatever way we can to get you a profitable price. Your
Co-op will be making some major improvements at our Valders location for the upcoming harvest. A new 4700 bu/hr dryer is being put in
with faster unloading at the dump pits. Also a 600,000 bu. bin will be
erected to help with additional space for your grain.
We are here to help you become consistently profitable farmers year
after year. Long term success in farming happens when excellent production practices are combined with disciplined marketing practices.
Let us help you with your marketing abilities to get good profitable
outcomes.
Dennis Roethel – Whitelaw – Grain/Feed Division Manager
920/732-3496
Paul Sattler – Valders – Grain Merchandiser
920/775-9298
Wally Jentsch – Chilton – Grain Merchandiser
920/849-7265
Energy/Retail
It is my pleasure to introduce myself to you. For some, I
may be a familiar face. My name is Bill Hoeltke and I am the
V.P. of Energy and Retail for Country Visions Cooperative. I
began my career at Country Visions Co-op in November of
A refueler located at the intersection of County
2013. My career working in the Cooperative system startHR and Hwy 57 in Forest Junction is just one of
ed back in the mid 1980’s. Prior to Country Visions, I was
many that is used by Country Visions to service
the General Manager of Valders Co-op for 17 years. In 2008,
propane customers throughout their trade area.
after the consolidation of Country Horizons and Valders
Another refueler will be installed on Hwy 141
Co-op, I fulfilled my lifelong dream of owning my own busijust north of Wausaukee to help increase supply.
ness. As a small business owner, I remained in agriculture
and worked with independent ag organizations and co-ops
to help find individuals for open positions within their companies. While I enjoyed
owning my own business, it is a pleasure to be back in management and in the coThe propane department at Country Visions Co-op
operative environment.
is excited to say “Happy Spring”, after facing the
challenges of this past heating season. The long, As the V.P. of Energy and Retail, I am responsible for the day to day activities of our
cold winter with the below zero wind chills remind- Convenience Stores, Country Stores, Refined Fuels, Oils and Propane. I work very
ed us of what winter in Wisconsin is like without closely with the department managers within these commodity groups to assure
quality products, service and price.
global warming.
Propane
The issue I would like to address in this newsletter is one that has made local and
national news; it is the Propane situation that hit both us and our customers this
winter. Every once in a while you are confronted with situations that occur that
make you aware of just how vital a responsible and respectful supplier can be. This
is what happened this year. We contract and pull most of our gallons from Cenex
Harvest States (CHS, Inc). CHS is our regional cooperative that we own and is a
major supplier for Refined Fuels and Propane. While there were times when it was
hard to find Propane during this situation, our supplier came through for us. They
worked with us day and, sometimes nights, to supply our bulk storage tanks with
Propane. Even though we were put on allocation, which in turn affected the amount
of gallons we could deliver to our customers, not once, did we completely run out of
Propane to heat the homes we were obligated to service. It was a stark reminder
of just how important a supplier can be to keep your business operating and your
homes heated when the going really does get rough. Many Propane retailers did
not honor the contracts that they had signed with their customers and some even
refused to purchase the high price wholesale gas to deliver to their home heat customers. I am happy to report that we were not affiliated with this group. Country
Visions honored their contracts and delivered the propane so that not one home
went without heat. Soon all of this will be a distant memory, but not for me. We
Our excellent staff of trained and certified employleaned on the system we built many years ago and when we needed them the most,
ees will be busy setting tanks and doing regulator
they came through for us. This allowed us to honor our contracts and supply the
change outs again this summer. We also will be
propane you needed to heat your homes and keep you safe.
cleaning and painting tanks as the weather permits.
It was a challenging winter for the drivers and ser- Thanks for choosing us this season and we look forward to being your supplier of
vice department as they dealt with the wind chills, choice in your buying decisions for all the other things you need in today’s world
deep snow and extra hours as a result of the partial like gasoline, diesel fuel, pet food, specialty animal feeds, and horse feed. Thank
fills. I want to thank them and the office staff for you for the confidence you place in Country Visions Cooperative. We appreciate
your business.
their hard work and extra time.
We experienced some supply distribution problems
in the Midwest, so we had to go to terminals as far
away as New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska to get our
propane supply. There were three main reasons for
the supply and distribution problems. First, there
was more propane exported due to world market
prices and demand in other countries. Second, the
corn crop which “Mother Nature” didn’t dry down
used a large amount of propane for drying. The
third reason was the weather. Before deer hunting
season the cold weather came and as I write this in
early April, it was still here. We all know what happened to the price because of the restricted supply
and the extra trucking charges. Efforts are being
made to correct that, so it doesn’t happen again. We
are going to install a refueler on Highway 141 just
north of Wausaukee to help with supply and future
growth in that area.
By delivering limited amounts or short filling the Bill Hoeltke — V.P. Energy and Retail
tanks we were able to get through the season. We
honored our contract prices with our customers and
did not add on delivery fees or surcharges as some
competitors did. I want to thank our customers for
their patience, understanding and your efforts to
conserve fuel. We appreciate you as a customer and
want to continue to serve your needs in the future.
Vern Mastey — Propane Manager
Cenex Premium Diesel Fuel Pays
If you’ve been using standard diesel for years, you may be skeptical about whether “premium” fuels are worth the added cost. But consider this: over time, your engine’s fuel pump
and injectors get dirty—a gradual, hard-to-notice process that reduces both engine performance and fuel economy. Standard diesel fuel contains no additives to reduce wear, extend
storage life or reduce the formation of gum, varnish and corrosion.
As a Certified Energy Specialist at Country Visions Cooperative I recommend Cenex
Premium Diesel Fuels. They’re specially formulated to clean your fuel system and keep it
clean for maximum power and performance. A clean fuel system provides many benefits,
including improved fuel economy, better horsepower and extended life of fuel pumps and
injectors. Cenex Premium Diesel Fuels deliver additional benefits too – including better lubricity (to protect vital engine parts), quicker starts and reduced emissions for cleaner air.
Does your fuel supplier call their diesel a “premium” diesel? Can they provide you with
the list of benefits? What exactly makes their product a premium? No other diesel fuel
contains a more complete, balanced and quality package of additives than Cenex Premium
Diesel Fuels. And we will provide you with the FACTS to back it up!
A new fuel tank is secured in the back of
the service truck for delivery to a customer. Contact Country Visions bulk petroleum
or energy sales employees if you have questions on the new E.P.A. restrictions for fuel
storage.
Petroleum
For true premium performance from a proven diesel fuel, trust Cenex Premium Diesel
Fuels.
We have 7 months of petroleum sales under our
belt, since the merger of Country Visions and
Steve Grosklaus — Certified Energy Specialist
Agri-Partners Co-ops. The drivers continue to
make adjustments to their routes to reduce the
overlap in service areas. The routes that fall on
the outer edges of our trade territory should not
be affected by the changes.
Best Equipment Warranty Made Even Better
Everyone always wants to know what is happenMany of you may or may not have heard of Cenex’s Total Protection Plan. It is one of the
ing to the fuel prices. Early spring showed small
best warranty plans in the business. The Total Protection Plan covers all manufacturfluctuation on the future’s market as crude oil
ers of agricultural equipment and offers
stayed in the high 90’s to low 100 dollar range.
Protection above and beyond equipment manufacturer warranties;
If you are interested in contracting (locking in a
New equipment coverage for up to 10 years or 10,000 hours; and used equipment up to price) for your 2014 needs, please contact your
8 years or 8,000 hours (up to 60 months longer than most manufacturer warranties); fuel driver or call Jeff Braun at 920.374.0274.
We will do our best to find the best price. ConNo deductible for repair or replacement of a covered part or component (standard wartracting is still a popular tool to budget your fuel
ranties require up to $500 per repair);
costs. We try to fit a contract to your most active
No burden of proof that a needed repair is due to a fuel or lubricant-related failure when time of the year.
using Cenex lubricants and Ruby FieldMaster Premium Diesel Fuel for full coverage.
Country Visions and Ag-Compliance just put
CHS pays the costs, including installation and labor, of repairing or replacing covered on twelve informational meetings in four days.
parts for equipment protected under the Total Protection Plan. Coverage varies by They discussed ways to get your fuel tank up to
equipment type, extending to internal lubricated parts of diesel engines, diesel fuel in- E.P.A. code restrictions. There is a link to their
jection pumps and injector, transmission gears, bearings and shafts, hydraulic pumps site at www.countryvisionscoop.com under the
and valves, front-wheel differential, and final gears, bearings and shafts.
Bulk Petroleum tab or call the office in ReedsBy enrolling in this warranty program one is able to have peace of mind as you go into ville for more information.
your busy times of the year. By using Cenex products and changing oil at manufactures
recommendations you are able to have excellent protection for your equipment. Included are periodical maintenance reminders which help keep your equipment in top
condition when samples are due. Avoid downtime through your LubeScan fluid sample
report which provides insight into internal equipment condition. This warranty will
transfer to purchasers of your equipment raising its resale value due to its testing and
documented history. All of this protection is provided for just $299 (new equipment)
or $399 (used equipment). Also included is periodic money saving coupons for Cenex
Products such as oil, Ruby FieldMaster Diesel Fuel or sample bottles.
For more information please contact Curt Heller (920-960-5806), Pete Brandt (920418-3224) Steve Grosklaus 920-371-4529, or Jeff Braun (920-374-0274).
Curt Heller — Energy Sales We would like to thank all the customers, both
small and large, for your continued purchases of
fuels and lubricants from the Co-op.
Jeff Braun — Petroleum Division Manager
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Country Visions
Corporate Office
709 Mill Street
Reedsville, WI 54230
920/754-4321 or 800/236-4047
www.countryvisionscoop.com
“Helping you”...
with quality products,
service and knowledge.
Construction continues at the CP Feeds
plant in Valders to increase production,
quality, productivity and storage. As a result of the Agri-Partners/Country Visions
Co-op merger, the Country Visions Board
of Directors approved a capital management plan that will pay patronage on
your CP Feeds purchases. Look for more
details in the near future!
Agronomy
gro
Chilton
(920) 849-9213
Fond du Lac
(920) 923-7960
Greenleaf
(920) 864-7816
Kiel (Valders)
(920) 894-3715
Malone
(920) 795-4361
Mishicot (Rockwood) (920) 755-2450
Reedsville
(920) 754-4446
Ripon
(920) 748-3745
Rockwood
(920) 682-5449
Valders
(920) 775-4145
Auto Service
DePere Valders (920) 336-6449
(920) 775-9285
A&W Restaurant
Convenience Stores
Branch
Greenleaf
Kiel
Manitowoc
Mishicot
Reedsville
Valders
(920) 682-2676
(920) 864-7216
(920) 894-3436
(920) 683-2115
(920) 755-4800
(920) 754-4212
(920) 775-9280
DePere
Kiel
Mishicot
Reedsville
Valders
Whitelaw
(920) 336-6449
(920) 894-3436
(920) 755-2231
(920) 754-4322
(920) 775-9281
(920) 732-3496
Country Stores
Reedsville
(920) 754-4309
Bulk Petroleum
Menominee
Reedsville
Whitelaw
(906) 863-2646
(920) 754-4321
(920) 732-1555
www.countryvisionscoop.com
Grain Services
Chilton(Dryer)
Chilton(Office)
Valders (Dryer)
Valders(Office)
Whitelaw
(920) 849-4775
(920) 849-7265
(920) 775-4145
(920) 775-9298
(920) 732-3496
Kiel
Mishicot
Reedsville
(920) 894-3436
(920) 755-4800
(920) 754-4466
Hot Stuff Pizza
Propane
Reedsville
(920) 754-4321
DePere
Mishicot
(920) 336-6449
(920) 755-2231
Manitowoc
Valders
(920) 683-9736
(920) 775-4350
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Subway Restaurant