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Membership matters! Are you, or do you know a member of the co-op who has done $10,000 of business or more? You could qualify for the co-op truck program through […]
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Doing Our Part to Help Others through Food Shelves We made donations to: Manna Food Shelf – Worthington Windom Area Sharing Center Rock County Food Shelf Mountain Lake Community Food […]
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It’s National FFA Week! 💙💛
We’ve been out visiting FFA chapters to share donations and support the work they’re doing. FFA isn’t just about farming — it’s about building the next generation of leaders, problem solvers, and hard workers. We’re proud to invest in programs that grow confidence, character, and opportunity right here in our communities. ... See MoreSee Less
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A reminder that grain bin safety matters every day:
• Never enter a bin with equipment running
• Always have someone outside the bin watching ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re hitting the road for our Customer Roundtables — and we want to hear from you. Join us for an open conversation about what’s working, what’s next, and how New Vision Co-op can continue to support your operation. Your feedback helps shape our future. ... See MoreSee Less
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Grain Bin Safety Week is a reminder that safety always comes first. A person can become trapped in flowing grain in seconds, and full engulfment can happen in less than a minute. Even just a few inches of grain can make it difficult to move. Taking the extra time to follow proper lockout procedures and never entering a bin alone can save a life. ... See MoreSee Less
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