Since 1953, Ag Valley Co-op has served as a trusted agricultural partner for southwest Nebraska and northwest Kansas. For over 70 years, we’ve supported our local growers—building, expanding and adapting to evolve with the needs of our industry.
For several generations, Ag Valley has helped farmers, ranchers and communities to come together to build a better tomorrow. Learn more about our history and our future through our videos.
We offer a wide range of services to our producers between our agronomy, energy, feed and grain departments.
Ag Valley takes great pride in supporting our community whether that be through town celebrations, youth groups, agriculture events, advertisement opportunities, conservation efforts and much more!
While we prioritize involvement in our local areas, we know there are needs that go beyond what we are already contributing to. If you have a campaign, event, group or other need, we encourage you to reach out! Use our request form to apply for a donation, and please note that all submissions are subject to a two-week review period.
Did you feed your champion livestock project Ag Valley feed? Celebrate your accomplishments with an Ag Valley Champions Club jacket.
Ag Valley Co-op is proud to award impact dollars in partnership with Land O’ Lakes and CoBank Sharing Success to excelling FFA Chapters in the Ag Valley Co-op Trade Territory.
Ag Valley Co-op is led by a dedicated team that goes above and beyond for our growers, ensuring their voices are heard across our territory and that we can continue building tomorrow together.
President
Cambridge, NE
Vice President
Arapahoe, NE
Secretary
Cambridge, NE
Director
Big Springs, NE
Director
Edison, NE
Director
Indianola, NE
Director
Maywood, NE
Director
McCook, NE
Director
North Platte, NE
Director
Orleans, NE
Director
Norton, KS
Associate
North Platte, NE
Associate
Alma, NE
Associate
Oxford, NE
General Manager/CEO
Chief Financial Officer
Vice President of Marketing
Human Resources Director
Controller
Ag Valley Co-op is proud to offer scholarships to deserving high school seniors in our trade area. Graduating seniors who demonstrate merit will receive a $500 scholarship, payable in their second semester of higher education.
