Company Profile

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MISSION STATEMENT

To provide our customers with the highest quality people, products, and services needed for their success, while allowing for profitability and growth of the co-op.

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Company Profile

Town & Country Co-op Inc. was formed in 2003 as a result of a merger between four cooperatives.

Town & Country is a full-service cooperative with a range of products for the homeowner, farm community as well as businesses. Our products include a full-range of agricultural inputs including feed, seed, fertilizer, chemicals, and petroleum products. Our customers can take advantage of our retail stores and our 24-hour fueling centers. We offer many services which include custom livestock ration balancing, grain merchandising, crop insurance, delivery of power fuels and home heating oil, and custom application of fertilizer and crop protection products to name a few.
In December 2007, Town & Country purchased L.E. Sommer & Son's from Don & Hugh Sommer. In 1994, Sommer's began producing wild bird foods and are now one of the largest manufacturers of these products in Ohio and the surrounding states, shipping over fifty tons of feed every day. Sommer's Wild Bird Foods carries a complete line of wild bird and wild life products manufactured to the highest quality standards. The agronomy, retail, feed and grain services will be combined with our respective divisions for more efficient services.

We have multiple facilities in five counties. Operations are located in Ashland, Elyria, Grafton, LaGrange, Loudonville, Mansfield, Marshallville, Medina, Seville, Smithville, Sterling, Sullivan and Wooster. The corporate office is located in Ashland.

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Quick Facts:
Corporate Office
Ashland
813 Clark Avenue
Ashland, Ohio 44805
Phone: 419.281.2153
               800.551.5081
      Fax: 419.281.0398

Locations
Town & Country has
    -16 locations
    -7 retail locations
    -4 fuel delivery locations
    -5 fueling stations
    -4 propane filling locations (Ashland, Grafton, Medina & West Salem)
    -1 propane delivery location
    -1 automotive service location
    -2 grain terminals (Mansfield & Grafton)
    -9 locations that receive grain
    -6 agronomists
    -10 feed locations
    -2 feed mills (Sterling & Seville)
    -5 feed nutritionists
    -1 bird seed mill
      -1 online store

Payment Options
Payments on account can be made at any T&C location, cash or check. We would, however, prefer that all open account payments be made out to Town & Country Co-op, Inc. and mailed directly to the Corporate Office at 813 Clark Ave. Ashland, Ohio 44805 or in the envelope provided with your statement. We do not currently have the option to pay online or via phone, but we are looking into this option and hope to have something in place by the end of 2009. Payments must be received by the last business day or the month to avoid a service charge. You can access your account online, just click here to get stared.

*Management*		E-mail	Phone
Al Holdren	CEO	aholdren@neobright.net	419/281-9426
Pat Place	Retail	pplace@tc-coop.com	419/207-2163
Brian Amstutz	Controller	bamstutz@tc-coop.com	419/281-8238
Mike Badger	Grain Merchandising	mbadger@tc-coop.com	419/207-2163
Gary Besancon	Agronomy Operations	garyb@tc-ag.com	330/466-0119
Bill Rohrbaugh	Energy/Feed	brohrbaugh@tc-coop.com	419/207-2160
Karen Alsop	Human Resources	kalsop@tc-coop.com	419/281-8514
Duane Staats	Risk/Safety	dstaats@tc-coop.com	419/524-3041

Board of Directors	Charles Bratton Jr.	Jim Steiner
Steve Babcock, Chair	Brian Cadnum	Gil Haury
John Steiner, Vice Chair	David Eichelberger	William Walter
Earl Stitzlein, Secretary	Bill Simmons

Employee Spotlight
Shaun Dickinson
Shaun Dickinson has worked at the West Salem Retail location since July, 2005. Since then, he has enjoyed being active and has made friends at the workplace. Currently, he spends most of his time in the mill, bagging corn for our customers and other retail branches. Looking back, he never thought that he would ever work in the agricultural business, however, he has learned a great deal and likes his job. He is considering going to school, even signing up for active military duty, however, is in no hurry to make that decision. He has been in the National Guard for the past 5 years. He spends one weekend a month and then two weeks in the summer in training. His basic training
was spent in Georgia, however, he was injured during that time, otherwise, he would have been deployed to Iraq. He spent his recovery time in Georgia, finished his basic training, and returned home. When Shaun isn’t hard at work, he hangs out with his friends, playing Fallout 3 on the Xbox 360 or watches movies. His favorite movies include any with Robert DiNiro. He also likes to watch Japanese animation. His favorite meal is summarized as the typical “Hot Pocket” he can throw into the microwave, or maybe a bag of Doritos. When asked what one word describes Shaun, his fellow employee responded “ stupendous”. He is never afraid to work, and makes sure he always gets the job done before leaving for the day. Great job Shaun! And thank you for your service to the USA!

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