Who we are as a company, has a lot to do with where we started. Superior Ag's story began back in the late 1920's when each local county had their own cooperative. In 2007, four local county cooperatives merged to form one cooperative system, Superior Ag. What started out as a small local cooperative has branched out to not only serve southwestern Indiana, but also northern and central Kentucky and the bordering regions of Illinois. Local farmers joined together to form a cooperative, they formed to meet a need and not to make money. Superior Ag cooperative exists to serve the community first and we focus on bringing quality products and services to our members. As a cooperative, Superior Ag connects farmers to markets to increase food production. We even pay our members when business is good. As a member, we can become stronger together, perusing a shared goal where we all can succeed. Superior Ag takes pride through each of our divisions of agronomy, grain, livestock nutrition, & energy.
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We strive to provide more insights, more knowledge and more expert support to our member-customers. Our core services include custom crop-input recommendations, custom application, custom seed treatment and precision ag services. You can rely on Superior Ag to be at the forefront of each advancement. Read More >
Many doors have been opened to growers who take advantage of data they collect on every pass with precision ag technologies. The data is used to increase production and profit potential by better managing their inputs. In other words, growers turn their data into insights and these insights into more revenue. Read More >
We have in-house grain marketing experts who are dedicated to help you market your grain. They can assist by developing a grain marketing plan, which will aid you to better manage risk and capture pricing opportunities. Our on-site grain storage facilities and rail loading capabilities provide speed, efficiency and high capacity across our cooperative footprint. Read More >
After thirteen years as President and CEO of Superior Ag, Barry Day has shared his intention to retire on September 1, 2023. Day’s career will have spanned 40 years in the Indiana Cooperative...
Superior Ag announced today Jeremy Oeding as Manager of the Superior Ag Feed Store in Dale, Ind. Along with Oeding, Superior Ag announced Makayla Philpott as the Feed Store Assistant Manager.
Spring means planting. But it also means troublesome weeds will be popping up soon. If you haven’t done so already, talk with your local trusted advisor about your weed control...
Planting is just around the corner. Every decision you make, including your seed purchase and the ground conditions you place it in, can affect the number on the yield monitor at...
We are as committed to our employees as we are to our customers. Superior Ag employees are vital to our cooperative’s growth and success. We welcome talented, ambitious, and motivated people who love agriculture and the close-knit relationships of our local communities. We strive to hire the right person, then offer ways to advance and grow. Our commitment to excellence means we encourage professional and personal development of our most valuable asset – our people.
Drought conditions, expanding herbicide resistance and limited herbicide availability mean you may not have achieved the weed control you expected last season. That could create more...