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Give back to future livestock growers by sponsoring participants of the Evergreen Youth Livestock Show and Auction.
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Calming products are a great thing to have on hand at all times for your pets but especially in the summer with all the traveling, visitors, fireworks and parties.
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There's always something new at the co-op! Stop by either of our locations to browse new farm goods, apparel, pet supplies and more. Our friendly and helpful staff will be happy to help you find what you need.
Founded in 1935 to support the local farms and community in the Snohomish Valley the Snohomish Co-op is still going strong today. We are still just as dedicated to supporting local farms as well as all our neighbors and homesteaders. Now with two locations to serve you (Snohomish and Monroe) it is even easier to get great pricing, and exceptional service.
Are you tired of having to get out in the rain and snow to open up your gate to your property? Maybe you have a gate that separates your pasture from your house but you use it all the time? The Snohomish and Monroe Co-op started carrying a brand called Ghost Control and they have amazing options to create the perfect gate for you and your property that is able to adapt to your property needs.
We are lucky in the Pacific Northwest to receive a good amount of sun and rain during the growing seasons. However, to keep our lawns and gardens green and growing throughout dry summer stretches, some attention will need to be given to irrigation. Here at the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op, we have a good selection of tools and products to help with your watering needs.
With a bit of attention throughout the year, you can have healthy, productive fruit trees to supply your homestead with delicious homegrown fruits like cherries, plums, pears and apples. Here at the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op we have tools and products to help keep your homestead orchard at its healthiest and most productive. Most fruit tree pruning should happen in the late winter and early spring. However, summer care is still important to keep your trees strong and resilient against insects, disease, and stress.
