A litle bird told me about the Savings on Black Oil Sunflower Seed at Country Visions Country Store and Ag Feed Store locations this week. Hurry in for this Limited Time Offer!!
It is with great pleasure that Country Visions wishes to announce the moving of their Corporate Office to their new business premises in Brillion, Wisconsin. Beginning on March 8th, the corporate office staff will be in their new home office under the same roof as the Country Store and warehousing that are already in operation.
Coming soon - CHICK DAYS 2021! Our month-long celebration of CHICK DAYS starts on March 23rd at Country Visions Country Stores. There will be Savings on Poultry Feed, Giveaways, Live Chicks in Store and MORE! You're welcome to pre-order for our Chick Days March/April delivery dates and additional delivery dates are also available.
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected our farming community in many ways this past year. The same is true at your Cooperative.The pandemic has changed the way we do business and also how we communicate to our customers.That being the case, the Board of Directors has decided to formally cancel the 2021 Annual Meeting for this January.
Horse Owners and Enthusiasts are invited to join us for a virtual Equine Educational Event (E3) and meet local horse industry experts. View our video series consisting of 3 parts, each focusing on a different topic of nutrition and care for your horse. Register for the event with a chance to get FREE horse products and discounts.
Country Visions Cooperative’s recently named Vice President of Agronomy, Brian Madigan, has made his final selection for his new leadership team. The Country Visions team would like to congratulate Mike Kuffel, who has accepted the position of Crop Protection Sales Manager. "Mike’s many years of experience as an agronomist,” stated Madigan, “will help us navigate through the crop protection maze as we fight resistance." As Crop Protection Sales Manager for Country Visions, Kuffel will oversee the stocking and purchasing of all major crop protection products from suppliers on behalf of Country Visions. Kuffel has over thirty years of experience, insight, and knowledge, making him the right fit for this job. He graduated from UW-Platteville in 1986 with a degree in Crop and Soil Science. From there, he went on to a career in agronomy; ranging from retail to wholesale and even vegetable crop experience. “One of my niches is weed identification and I’ve gone more in-depth with resistance growing,” stated Kuffel. “This knowledge, combined with understanding traditional chemistry, is very important for the future of the farming community.” Kuffel and his wife, Amy, live in Oostburg, WI on their small farm raising beef and a small crop plot. He serves as the weed commissioner for the town of Holland. Country Visions Cooperative offers a unique blend of agriculture and consumer-related products and services. In addition to Agronomy, the business includes Propane, Refined Fuels, and Grain divisions, with Convenience Stores, Country Stores, and quick food restaurants. Their corporate office is located in Reedsville, WI.
It’s November, and for the second year in a row, most of us are looking forward to this year coming to an end. When 2019 was ending, no one would have imagined what 2020 was about to introduce us to. In short, it was a whole new list of vocabulary words and what many would refer to as a “new normal” way of life.
Country Visions’ recently named Vice President of Agronomy, Brian Madigan, is in the process of building a new agronomy leadership team. As part of that process, Brian and the Country Visions team would like to extend their congratulations to Jesse Meulemans, who has accepted the position of Plant Food Sales Manager.
October is Co-op Month, and at Country Visions Co-op, we are proud to be owned and lead by local community members. The theme of 2020 Co-op Month is “Co-ops Commit: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.”
Country Visions Cooperative’s pledge to attract and maintain an outstanding group of employees is evident in the long-standing commitment many of their employees have had in the cooperative system. After 46 years with the cooperative, the standing Vice President, Dennis Halbach, announced that he will retire at the end of the year