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April is finally here – bringing fresh air, longer days, and of course, the familiar saying: “April showers bring May flowers,” and here at the Marshall County Co-op, that couldn’t be more exciting! Because speaking of May flowers… 🌸 we’ve been preparing all year for one of our biggest and most beautiful events – our Annual Mother’s Day Flower Event! We cannot wait to fill the greenhouse and outdoor displays with color, fragrance, and everything you need to make mom’s day (and your yard) extra special. 🌸 Mother’s Day Event Sneak Peek You’ll find: If you need it for your garden or yard – we...

April is a busy and important time for the oil and gas industry across the Ohio Valley. As winter fades and spring arrives, crews return to full schedules, projects ramp up, and maintenance work begins on wells, pipelines, and equipment throughout the region. At the Marshall County Co-op, we are proud to support the hardworking companies and individuals who power this industry. Oil and gas has long been an important part of our local economy, and the Co-op is committed to being a dependable partner – providing the supplies and products needed to keep operations running smoothly. Spring Means Maintenance, Preparation,...

The oil and gas industry has long been a driving force in Marshall County – supporting families, creating jobs, and strengthening our local economy. At Marshall County Co-Op, we don’t just recognize the importance of this industry – we stand behind it every day through dependable service, local commitment, and a deep understanding of what our customers need to get the job done. Built on Local Roots and Real RelationshipsMarshall County Co-Op is locally owned and community driven. That means we understand the demands of oil and gas operations because we live and work alongside the people who power them. Our...

March is a big month – Spring officially arrives this month, it’s National Agriculture Month, and it’s the perfect time to prepare for growth – whether that’s in your garden, your pasture, or our local industries that keep the county moving. At Marshall County Co-Op, March represents preparation, partnership, and progress. National Agriculture Month: Celebrating Local, Cooperative, and Sustainable Roots Agriculture is the backbone of our community, and National Agriculture Month is a great time to recognize the farmers, gardeners, producers, and partners who work hard year-round. As a locally owned cooperative, Marshall County Co-Op is proud to support: From seed and soil...

SERVICING THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY SINCE 2013The oil and gas industry is a vital part of the Ohio Valley, and at Marshall County Co-op, we’re proud to support the companies and crews that keep this industry moving forward every day. Whether you’re working a large project or managing ongoing operations, having the right supplies – on time and on location – matters. That’s where we come in. Supplies You Need, When You Need ThemMarshall County Co-op carries a wide range of products essential to oil and gas operations, including: Need your order ready fast? Simply call the store and we’ll...

February in the Ohio Valley can be unpredictable — a mix of snowy days, freezing temperatures, thawing spells, and early hints of spring. While Old Man Winter still has his grip on our landscapes, savvy gardeners and healthy-living folks know this month isn’t just about endurance — it’s about preparation. At Marshall County Co-op, we’re here to help you make the most of this transitional time. Surviving Winter in the Ohio Valley The Ohio Valley often sees freezing temperatures, snow, and ice throughout February. Cold weather creates challenges for lawns, plants, and outdoor spaces — but understanding how winter affects your yard sets you up...

A new year always brings a fresh start. It’s a time when many of us reflect on the past and think about what we want to do differently- new hobbies to try, better routines to build, or projects we’ve always wanted to start. If you’ve ever thought about growing your own food, filling your yard with color, or just learning a new skill, why not make 2026 the year you start a garden? Thinking About Starting a Garden? Gardening is relaxing, rewarding, and a great way to bring a little extra sunshine into your daily routine. Whether you’re a seasoned grower...

’Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the shop,Not a creature was stirring – not even a mop.The shelves were all stocked with great winter care,In hopes that last-minute shoppers soon would be there. The salt bags were stacked by the doorway with pride,With shovels and propane all lined up outside.And Scott in his work boots, and Dave with his cap,Had just settled down for a short winter nap. When out by the barn there arose such a clatter,Dave sprang from his chair to see what was the matter!Away to the counter he flew like a flash,Tripped over some...

As the leaves finish their final fall dance and the days grow shorter, November brings a season rich in gratitude, reflection, and preparation. Here at the Marshall County Co-op, we’re grateful for each of you — our customers, our neighbors, and our community — who make this place more than just a store. Counting Our Blessings & Giving Thanks With Thanksgiving on the horizon, it’s a perfect time to pause and count our blessings. We’re thankful for the bounty of the harvest, the hard work of farmers, the support of loyal customers like you, and the warmth of community connections....

Cooler temps, football, campfires and s’mores, pumpkin spice everything and hayrides.  It’s fall  season and for many it’s the most anticipated time of the year. After basking in the hot humid  heat for most of the summer and spending a lot of time indoors in air-conditioned rooms, many  people are relieved and welcome the cool, crisp temperatures that fall weather brings.  They  love the beautiful palette of colors that emerge from our hillsides and they drink apple cider  while huddled around a campfire, enjoying their family.  It’s time for Halloween, Thanksgiving  and daylight savings time.   It’s also time for other...

As summer settles into memory, September arrives with its own charm—cooler mornings, golden light, and a gentle nudge toward fall’s cozy routines. At the Marshall County Co-op, we’re embracing this shift with gardening tips, weather forecasts, and helpful reminders for what lies ahead. What’s Ahead: Farmers’ Almanac Forecast for Fall 2025 The Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a volatile and active fall across much of the U.S.—and that includes our region in West Virginia. Expect early autumn thunderstorms, possible severe weather or even tornado risk over Labor Day weekend, and heightened hurricane concerns along the Atlantic Seaboard. As the season proceeds, early snow and frosts are expected in...

Believe it or not, August is the perfect time to get your garden ready for fall. While the sun is still high and the tomatoes are ripening on the vine, smart gardeners are already thinking ahead. Whether you’re growing vegetables, tending to flower beds, or just keeping your landscape tidy, a little prep work now can make a big difference in the months to come. Here are 5 things to tackle this August to get your garden fall-ready: 1. Clean Out Spent Plants By late summer, many early crops (like lettuce, peas, or spinach) are done producing. Pull out those tired plants, remove weeds,...