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Haubstadt
235 State Road 68
Haubstadt, IN 47639
(812) 768-6695
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"Formerly R&C Farm Supplies" - Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, NH3, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. As well as a transportation department acting as a common carrier for fuels and fertilizer.
"Formerly R&C Farm Supplies" - Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, NH3, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. As well as a transportation department acting as a common carrier for fuels and fertilizer.
St. Wendel
10420 Winery Road
St. Wendel, IN 47638
(812) 963-3391
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Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies.
Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies.
Mt. Vernon
817 W. 4th St.
Mt. Vernon, IN 47620
(812) 838-4468
(800) 276-7157
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Accounting office. Store with clothing, shoes, outer wear, Under Armour Clothing, lawn and garden items, animal feeds, Bass Pro line sporting goods, ammunition, and hardware. Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Accounting office. Store with clothing, shoes, outer wear, Under Armour Clothing, lawn and garden items, animal feeds, Bass Pro line sporting goods, ammunition, and hardware. Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Griffin
250 Railroad Street
Griffin, IN 47616
(812) 851-5761
(800) 276-7160
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Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies. Forward pricing available on all commodities.
Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies. Forward pricing available on all commodities.
Poseyville
151 South Lockwood
Poseyville, IN 47633
(812) 874-2213
(800) 453-8326
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Crops Department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Feed grinding and delivery with consulting service. Store with lawn and garden, hardware, and miscellaneous goods. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Crops Department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Feed grinding and delivery with consulting service. Store with lawn and garden, hardware, and miscellaneous goods. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Evansville
3300 Interstate Drive
Evansville, IN 47715
Tri State Vet and Pet Supply
(812) 477-4793
(800) 489-9081
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Pet, horse, and small animal feeds and animal health products. Tack, saddles, and other equestrian supplies. Clothing, shoes, boots, and outerwear. Jewelry and miscellaneous goods including hay, straw, cages, doghouses, and other related items. Highly qualified staff to advise on care and conditioning of animals.
Pet, horse, and small animal feeds and animal health products. Tack, saddles, and other equestrian supplies. Clothing, shoes, boots, and outerwear. Jewelry and miscellaneous goods including hay, straw, cages, doghouses, and other related items. Highly qualified staff to advise on care and conditioning of animals.
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Farmers Weekly
Farmers Weekly
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- Fraudulent breeders threaten trust in entire cattle industry
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- Britain’s Fittest Farmer judge Tom Kemp on how to get fit
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- Farmer Focus: Sheep dairy under way and lambing over
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- New capital grants on offer to farming businesses in Wales
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- Big June milk price rise for Arla members
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- Gene-edited crops to be fast-tracked for food security
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- Beet growers offered 25% interest free cash advance
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- Farming industry pays tribute to Caroline Drummond
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