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November Statement Advertising Insert

Nov 02, 2025

November Statement Advertising Insert
November is National Gratitude Month! It’s the season for expressing our gratitude and thanks for the people and things we have in our lives. On Thanksgiving Day, November 27, we can be grateful for what we have, but also mindful of those who have less. Express gratitude for those who made the meal, as well as the farmers who grew the food, and the earth from which the food came.

Country Visions Cooperative offers a unique blend of agriculture and consumer related products and services. Some customers may just know us as their propane provider or their grain elevator. The business is actually quite diverse

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One of the benefits of doing business with a Cooperative is the profits are paid back to the members. Profits are paid back in two ways, cash patronage and equity retirements. The equity portion is used to fund the Co-op. After a period of years and as the finances of the Co-op allow, this money is returned to the members. Last month, Country Visions mailed over $4.1 million in equity retirement checks to members. The Board of Directors of Country Visions are committed to continued revolvement of equities on a timely basis.