Posted by Grange Co-op on 1st Apr 2020
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Thank you to Glenridge Gardens for creating this educational video. Watch the video above to learn about some of Grange Co-op’s most recommended organic fertilizers. Learn the valu… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 19th Feb 2020
It's fairly easy to raise chickens and bantams if you follow a few simple steps.Chickens and bantams must be kept dry and warm, as they are very fragile when they are young. Keep their litter clean and dry. NEVER brood chicks or bantams on cedar shavings or on slippery surfaces. Pine shavings or rice hulls make good bedding for chicks. You can also raise them on wire mesh.Chicks and bantams require a brooder temperature of approximately 95 degree… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 19th Feb 2020
Cover crop will provide many benefits to prepare soils for the next marketable crop. Some benefits include reducing water runoff, improving soil diversity and adding organic matter – ultimately creating a healthier soil biosphere. Increase the success of your crops with the simple addition of Rogue Cover Crop varieties mid-February through March and again in mid-September through October.
Cover crops reduces water runoff from fields, in… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 28th Jan 2020
Grange Co-op is proud to announce we have purchased a Freightliner truck/tender trailer and an International spreader/floater. “We understand the importance of supporting our farming communities and those agricultural members who have helped us succeed for over 85 years,” stated Neil Itzen, Grange Co-op CEO.
Andy Smith, Grange Co-op Fertilizer & Professional Products Manager, recognizes the need our local farmers have for updated, modernized… Read more