SCOBEY, MT – Construction of PRO Co-op Ag Center’s new fertilizer plant in Antelope, Montana is nearing completion and scheduled to receive product in the new year. This facility will greatly increase the access to dry fertilizer products used by farmers in north...

There’s a lot to think about right now as farming season is right around the corner. Here are some of the topic covered in this update: Supply / Pricing Update Meeting Announcement Crop Budget Sheet

The next couple of months will be busy with our Annual Meeting and Grower Meetings to help you prepare for the growing season. Another resource to support your operation is the newest member of our Agronomy team!

Choosing a treat means balancing the factors affecting your seeds that are most important to you.  You can’t fix a stand once it’s in the ground, so protecting your seed’s genetic potential from the minute it hits the soil is so important.

This step by step guide is a great resource to help you get set up with the new ProInsider and PRO Co-op Mobile App. Inside you'll find helpful hints, FAQs, how-to's, screenshots and general info about ProInsider and its app, specifically the first steps for new users and...

You have many Ag Supplier options and we know it.  We want to be your First and Preferred call.

Why switch from what you’ve been doing before?  When it is easier to handle, has better bacteria (resulting in better N-fixation), additional growth regulation and nutrient uptake, or is simply a better value for you!

Every year, you make a significant investment in fertility for your acres. Whether you soil sample in spring or fall, you need those samples to be taken properly and in a consistent manner. Being able to trust those results will lead you to make better fertilizer decisions.

If you came to me and said, “Luke, I can either spray now or in the spring – which is it?” I’d respond with, “Absolutely spray now” – no other questions asked.

As I’m sure everyone is aware, there seems to be cases where “Gramoxone just doesn’t work like it used to.”