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What makes your Co-op different?
Welcome
The Oktibbeha County Co-op, established in Starkville Mississippi in 1937, started as a feed supplier for local farmers. Over the years, it has expanded its offerings to include power equipment, plant and nursery supplies, farm equipment, hardware, lawn and garden supplies, boots and apparel, and more.
The employees are known for their expertise in farm and household needs. If you haven’t visited yet, we invite you to come meet our team and explore our wide range of products. Don’t forget to join us for Trader Days to connect with others in the community.
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What We Provide
Trader Days
Meet our local vendors with small animals, home baked goodies, fresh produce, arts, crafts and so much more. A fun day for all! For more information or to reserve a spot, call Terri 662-323-1742
Local Trader Vendors Spotlight
Hickory Heal Farm LLC
Our People
Garden Center
Service Mechanics
Company Spotlight
Ware Milling Inc
River’s Greenhouse and Garden
National Cat Day calls for a little feline appreciation. 🐱 Meet our employees' favorite furry friends! #oktcoop
Did you know that Mississippi has 12 full time commercial beekeepers, 30-40 part time honey producers and over 800 hobbyist. Mississippi ranks 28th in the nation in honey production. Stop by and learn more about bee keeping from Dr Jeffery Harris, research professor MSU extension. Saturday, Oct 31 10-1. #oktcoop
Join us Sat. Oct 31st, 10-1 for our annual Purina Check-R-Board Day, A Day in Agriculture and meet the Berglund and Smith Families! Representing Longview Farm and Bar S Farm, these farm kids -- Parker and Emmett Berglund and Malachi, Elijah and Ezekiel Smith are part of the Oktibbeha County Dairy Goat Project. They love their goats and are excited to share what they've learned about milking, caring for, and showing them. The Dairy Goat Program is all about learning by doing- teaching kids responsibility, animal care, and the importance of agriculture in our community. Stop by their booth to meet the goats, ask questions, and see why these families say there's no better way to grow up than on the farm. #oktcoop #oktcoopevents #oktibbehacountydairygoatprojectj
