DELAWARE, Ohio – For the ninth consecutive year, Heritage Cooperative has awarded two, $2,000 scholarships to students enrolled in the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) at The Ohio State University.
DELAWARE, Ohio – The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program has announced that Heritage Cooperative’s Upper Sandusky facility has retained its 4R certification for the third year.
NEW WATERFORD, Ohio — A shelf containing Myron Wehr’s milk bottle collection sits near his desk in his office at his farm in New Waterford, Ohio. His desk is surrounded by filing cabinets, binders labeled with sticky notes and newspapers.
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Spanning nearly 2,300 acres across two states and five counties, Myron Wehr Farms is a unique operation. Heritage Cooperative grower, Myron Wehr, raises corn, soybeans, wheat, and barley in eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania with the help of his neighbor. Myron says he has been farming since he was born, and over the past 80 years, a lot has changed on his operation.
Headquartered just north of Columbus, Ohio, Heritage Cooperative has been working with the region’s farmers and providing grain, agronomy, energy, feed and retail for nearly a century. The co-op centers itself around four key values: providing superior customer service, consistently displaying the highest standards of integrity and trust, striving for continuous improvement and simply being a good partner.
To each person, the word sustainability means something different. To Heritage Cooperative grower Brad Weaver, sustainability is not just a word, but a way of farming that allows him to leave the ground better than he found it, ensuring that it is productive for future generations. Click here to read more.
To each person, the word sustainability means something different. To Heritage Cooperative grower Brad Weaver, sustainability is not just a word, but a way of farming that allows him to leave the ground better than he found it, ensuring that it is productive for future generations.
Current market uncertainty resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic is raising concerns in the animal feed market. There have been concerns raised about feed manufacturing and specifically the ability to obtain key ingredients like distiller’s grain for feed. Articles on this topic have been published through major media outlets, increasing awareness and concern.
Heritage Cooperative Inc. today announced they have exercised the option to purchase the feed, grain, trucking and agronomy assets of Hanby Farms Inc of Nashport, Ohio. This includes the Performance Feed brand established in 1983.