Since we can’t all be experts in everything the Coop has been forming teams to help with different aspects of Precision Ag

Friday, June 1st the ground finally dried up enough that we were able to work up the ground the evening before and plant the deer plot seed in the ground!

Is your lawn full of yellow and purple flowers right now?  While some people welcome the colors the presence of Creeping Charlie (ground ivy) and dandelions drives others crazy. 

Country Visions Cooperative believes in supporting the next generation of agriculture. We were happy to accept the Honorary Member award from the Random Lake FFA Chapter at their FFA banquet on May 23, 2018.

Stocking Rate - The recommendation is one horse per 2 acres. Grazing - Generally, wait until the grass is 8-10” tall before your horses begin grazing. An easy way to check the height of the grass is to put a water bottle on the ground...

Have big bucks on your mind? Are you considering putting in a food plot? Here are some things you may want to think of beforehand.

There is light at the end of the tunnel. Spring is underway with temperatures increasing after blizzard Evelyn made an appearance this past week.  Throughout the growing area anywhere from 18 to 30” of snow piled up over a 48 hour period as well as much of the area spent the...

Did you hear what everyone is flocking about? Even though Chick Days is over, you still can get chicks and all of your chicken needs through the coop. Read more here.

Have you heard the News? We have moved into our New Plymouth Facility. Read more here.