Heritage Cooperative, which operated primarily in western Ohio, was known as an agronomy and grain powerhouse. Agland Co-op operated in the central and eastern parts of the state, deriving fully half its revenues from energy and related services. The new cooperative is much more balanced and is divided into four main operating divisions: grain, agronomy, energy and feed and retail.
The goal was never simply to get bigger; rather, leaders of both cooperatives were looking to diversify their product and service offerings, and in doing so, mitigate owners’ risk.
With headquarters in Delaware, Ohio, Heritage Cooperative employs 600 plus employees and serves customers in seven states.
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