It’s hard to believe that April is upon us. Out of all the months of the year, April seems like it is the “in-between” month. By that I mean its officially “spring”, but the weather still is rainy, wet, and kind of depressing and it’s not quite “summer” yet. You know what I mean. But...
The big event is coming!!! The big event is coming! What big event am I talking about? SPRING. The word most people have been talking about and waiting for since Winter took over December 21st, 2021. After being brutalized by cold temperatures, lots of snow and record-breaking ice storms, Spring is a welcome relief to...
During the month of February, we celebrate Presidents Day (what the holiday is referred to, however; the federal holiday is officially called “Washington’s Birthday”). I wanted to focus on a legend that I always heard growing up about George Washington. The legend is that George Washington chopped down a cherry tree when he was just...
Happy New Year to all! Everyone from the Marshall County Co-Op is geared up for the new year. It’s time for a fresh, new start and we are excited. So, how do you plan on making 2022 better than 2021? Some people will make “resolutions” that are extreme, such as losing a lot of weight...
The Marshall County Co-op amazes me. When I think of the Co-op, I automatically think of plants, flowers, propane, and farming products. To me, that’s what they have and they have the best of it. Especially their Propane plans. But I tell you what, if you ever get a chance, you should take a tour...
It’s that time of the year again when it’s time to turn on the heat! The air conditioner that worked so hard over this past summer can finally take a well-deserved rest and your furnace can now take over to keep you warm for the next several months. If you use propane as your heat...
I’d like to talk a little today about three very important items that the Marshall County Co-op is especially proud to offer to their local consumers. The first P is : PROPANE It’s October, which means the days of air conditioning and sweltering heat and humidity are over. Making their annual comeback are sweaters, hoodies...
We really enjoy September - pumpkins and chickens. See how Marshall County Co-Op celebrates September.
Enjoy the summer while you can and help save the birds. Learn more about the bird sickness happening in North America.
As we enter July, summer is in full swing! July is probably one of my favorite times of the year, minus the heat that is. Unless I am floating in a pool, ocean or the lake, I am not a big fan of heat. Give me nice, 70–75-degree days anytime. But of course, the heat...
