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Headquartered in Osborne, KS, Midway Co-op has been an important partner for north central Kansas farmers since 1908, when a group of locals united to pool their resources to enhance their buying and selling power.
We’ve since grown to become a full-service agricultural cooperative with 12 operating locations and three seasonal locations that help area producers realize and maintain successful farming operations. From seed, fertilizer and crop protection products, to precision ag, grain marketing and crop insurance services, we help producers with every aspect of their operations. We’re also the proud manufacturer of Golden Feeds – a line of high quality feeds for a wide variety of livestock and show animals.
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Midway Field Day - September 4th
In addition to supporting agriculture in north central Kansas over the past 100+ years, Midway Co-op has always been a strong advocate of keeping your dollars local and reinvesting in the communities we serve.
Our customers and member-owners come together in Alton, Bellaire, Bloomington, Burr Oak, Corinth, Downs, Lebanon, Luray, Mankato, Osborne, Portis and Waldo and our employees live in these towns, too. We annually donate thousands of dollars to community organizations and events because we want to see them succeed.
Thanks to our well-balanced portfolio and talented, hard-working staff, Midway Co-op has a strong financial backbone. This has enabled us to share profitable earnings with our members year after year through our patronage program. Our Grain Patronage History has averaged 33 cents per bushel over the past 10 years.
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