Ag Producers Co-op
Grocery Retail · Texas, United States · 201-500 Employees
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Headquarters
PO Box 129, Bushland, Texas, 79012, Unit...Phone Number
(806) 349-1031Website
www.agproducerscoop.comRevenue
$43 MillionIndustry
About Ag Producers Co-op
Ag Producers Co-op is the consummation of multiple mergers and acquisitions in the last two decades. Seven local co-ops determined the future would be more profitable for their member owners if they consolidated efforts. Those coops were: Sunray Co-op, Olton Grain Co-op, Olton Co-op Gin, United Farm Industries, Inc. (Plainview), Hart Producers Co-op Gin, Bushland Grain Co-op and Dalhart Consumers Fuel Association. AGCO of Spearman was purchased in September 2015 and Robinson Grain of Panhandle was purchased in June 2016. Ag Producers Co-op still believes in the core principles from each of these organizations and will continue to value their customers while providing a new approach to business in order to sustain the cooperative. Additionally, Ag Producers Co-op will work to provide fair prices and excellent customer service while returning profits back to members in the form of dividends. Ag Producers Co-op locations include: Sunray (corporate headquarters), Arroyo, Bushland, Capps SwRead more
SIC Code 51,515NAICS Code 42,424Show moreAg Producers Co-op Org Chart
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Ag Producers Co-op is the consummation of multiple mergers and acquisitions in the last two decades. Seven local co-ops determined the future would be more profitable for their member owners if they consolidated efforts. Those coops were: Sunray Co-op, Olton Grain Co-op, Olton Co-op Gin, United Farm Industries, Inc. (Plainview), Hart Producers Co-o... Read More