If you were to trace the roots of our cooperative, it would take you back to the year 1934. It was at this time that local individuals were starting to form local cooperatives throughout the state of Ohio. Each of the 88 counties in Ohio had their own County Farm Bureau Association. These operations focused on providing quality products, supported by dependable services, at competitive prices.

During the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, & 70’s change was slow, but ever present. The local cooperatives expanded product lines and offered more services. As time went by, some cooperatives flourished and grew, others struggled to exist. Successful cooperatives adapted to their local environments, and some got even stronger by joining forces with their neighbors. Such was the case with Western Reserve Farm Cooperative.

 The result - today the Western Reserve Farm Cooperative operates seven facilities, which house five operating divisions - Agronomy, Feed/Grain, Petroleum, Lumber, and Retail - with total sales of approximately 36 million dollars. The cooperative serves members and patrons throughout Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania. Through all the changes, the cooperative’s goal remains -

to provide quality products, supported by dependable services, at competitive prices!

Energy Products, Lumber & Building Materials, Retial Farm & Garden, Commercial Feed & Grain, Commercial Agronomy