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Hugo Feed Mill and Hardware traces to 1923, when the Marier family opened a country grain business grinding local grain and making livestock feed on the west side of what is now Highway 61 in downtown Hugo; fourth-generation owner Steve Marier runs the store today. Horse feed includes the mill’s own Sweet 10 and Sweet […]
Rosemount’s Fluegel’s Farm, Garden & Pet Supply traces to 1927, when Leo Fluegel founded the business as a grain elevator; the family has run it on South Robert Trail for nearly a century. Alongside dog, cat, chicken, small-animal, reptile and wild-bird lines, the store manufactures its own house-brand horse feed on site, selling 10, 12 […]
Since 1997 the Hastings branch of Fluegel’s has traded from North Frontage Road, family owned for close to three decades. Its horse aisle carries Tribute, Purina and Triple Crown alongside a Fluegel’s house-label range covering sweet feeds, a senior ration balancer and a hi-fat pelletised formula. Lawn and garden merchandise fills much of the rest […]
Opened in April 2021, the Maple Plain store at 5135 Oak Street is the newest of five Spikes & Houles retail locations. Its equine aisles run past bagged grain into horse treats, skin and coat care, nutritional supplements, accessories and equipment, insect control such as WeatherBeeta fly wraps, and heated horse supplies. Feed brands listed […]
The Loretto store at 6265 County Road 19 was the original Spike’s, opened in 2013, and the first in the group to stock full Pro Turf supplies. Since 2020, after Spike’s Feed, Seed & Pet Supply acquired E.J. Houle’s Feed Stores, it has traded under the combined Spikes & Houles name; the Houle side dates […]
A stone burr mill on the Hall family farm was grinding wheat and cornmeal in the 1940s; Bob and Bonnie Hall bought Farmers Feed Mill in Lexington in 1964, put the Hallway Feeds name on Thoroughbred farm rations in 1983, and moved to the Loudon Avenue plant in 1986. Lee and Julia Hall run the […]
Horse feed at this Nicholasville farm store sits alongside rations for cattle, poultry, goats, sheep and rabbits, with Purina, Nutrena and Southern States among the named brands, plus supplements and mineral blocks. Hay and straw are cut locally and kept in stock year-round — sold in bulk to farmers and in smaller bales to people […]
More than 100,000 square feet of retail space on West Interstate 20 in Weatherford holds the saddlery and western goods Michael and Anissa Teskey have built into an inventory of more than 1,000 saddles, along with bits, spurs, bridles, reins and other tack, plus boots, western apparel, and farrier and barn supplies. A Feed & […]
Established in 1970, Dillard Feed & Seed has operated as a family- and woman-owned store on North Main Street in Weatherford for more than five decades. The shop stocks horse feed and supplements alongside feed for cattle, poultry, sheep and other farm and domestic animals, carrying brands including MoorMan’s, Big V Feed and Soil Minder. […]
Trading across North Texas since 1997, this family-owned feed business runs eleven stores, six of them in Tarrant County: Benbrook, Camp Bowie West, Crowley, Haltom City, Jacksboro Highway and Saginaw. The corporate office sits beside the Jacksboro Highway store at 5810 Jacksboro Highway, Fort Worth. Horse feed is split into hay and forage, breeding and […]
Northern Colorado Feeders Supply traces to 1972, when founder Dennis, a Colorado State University graduate in avian science, opened the store; his daughter Danielle, who studied communications and business at CSU, has run daily operations for the past decade as second-generation owner. The Fort Collins retailer stocks feed and supplies for horses, poultry, pets and […]
Country Corner Feed & Tack has operated in Greeley since 2002, when Ben and Lisa Waite opened the store after Ben left corporate work to return to what the site calls his western roots, later moving to a larger building in 2010 as the business grew. The 843 28th Street location stocks horse, cattle and […]
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