Co-op Month 2019

Oct 31, 2019


Co-op Month 2019
Co-op Month has been celebrated annually in October across the United States for more than half a century. It is a time for cooperative businesses to reflect on their shared principles and to educate others about the value of belonging to a cooperative.
 
The theme for this year was "‘By the Community and For the Community’. As I was working on some other projects relating to Co-op month, I remembered a conversation that I had with an employee a couple months ago. He mentioned how “cool” it was that not only does the Co-op support our community, but that we also have many of our employees involved in local organizations and groups in our communities.  Many are active participants or leaders in those groups. They participate not for the glory or praise, but because they are willing to get involved and take on responsibilities. It is these same characteristics that exemplify their value as employees of the cooperative. Here is their story: Co-op-MOnth-2019-employee-article

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Merry Christmas from All of Us at Country Visions Cooperative!

May your holidays be filled with cherished moments with family and friends, delicious feasts, and a sprinkle of holiday magic. We look forward to welcoming the new year and continuing to provide you with products and services that offer peace of mind for your farm, home and business. Wishing you all the joys of the season and happiness throughout the coming year!


 
 


 
 
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Country Visions Cooperative offers a unique blend of agriculture and consumer related products and services. Some customers may just know us as their propane provider or their grain elevator. The business is actually quite diverse


 
 
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The Agronomy team at Country Visions in Malone had a chance to play a small part in the story of a giant pumpkin that was grown this year. It was a fun experience learning about their pumpkin operation and pumpkins in general.

2383 is just another number to the average person, but to Derek Sippel of St. Cloud, Wisconsin the number 2383 is a personal milestone. The number 2383 is the official weight of a gigantic pumpkin that he nurtured this year on his farm.