Hello June! By now, most people have their gardens planted and well underway and are just waiting for all the delicious vegetables and fruit to sprout out of the ground which will then be cooked, roasted or eaten raw! Sounds easy right? It basically is, but as gardeners, we all need to know a few things in order for our fruits and vegetables to be able to grow pest free and delicious. One of the things we have to do is check our plants for pests; including aphids and cucumber beetles. When you find pests, try to identify them. That...
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Mother’s Day Sale Begins Today
The Annual Mother’s Day event at the Marshall County Co-Op BEGINS Monday, May 4th!
Mother’s Day at the Co-Op
It’s just about everyone’s favorite time of the year...the Marshall County Co-Op’s annual Mother’s Day event. Every year the Marshall County Co-op blooms and overflows with vegetable plants, beautiful hanging flowers, trees and shrubs, lawn and garden supplies and so much more!!
Essential Business
Marshall County Co-Op is essential and open for business. Learn how we are keeping our store clean, employees safe, and customers a priority.
Spring is in the Air (or is it?)
Are you ready for Spring? You might be but we might not get what you expect. Find out what the Farmer's Almanac has to say about our weather.
Propane For Your Every Need
At Southern States Marshall County Co-Op, we have so many products and services and one of the products and services we pride ourselves on is propane for your every need. Propane Gas Southern States is one of the top 10 suppliers of propane gas in the country and is the local, smart, reliable source for all your propane needs. For all our friends in the oil and gas industry, we know how important propane is to you. Your RV is your home on wheels and propane is used for heating your camper, cooking, heating your water, and powering appliances. Propane...
We Have the STRAW
We all have heard of straw and we have heard of hay. Some people may not know the difference between the two. They look a lot alike right? Well, there is a big difference. What is Hay? According to the information I get when I Google “hay”, Hay is cut standing grass, clover, alfalfa, weeds, etc. which is dried and baled while green and growing. It has leaves and seeds and does not absorb moisture well. And if it is dusty, (dust means mold spores), it can cause respiratory issues indoors. What is Straw? Straw is the hollow stems of...