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Decatur Co-op Association
Oberlin Kanona Jennings Danbury Herndon Ludell Lenora

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TO BE A PROFITABLE, CUSTOMER DRIVEN COOPERATIVE THAT PROVIDES QUALITY PRODUCTS, SERVICES, AND TECHNOLOGY WITH A VISION FOR THE FUTURE.

Decatur Cooperative Association was incorporated May 5th, 1953 by local Farmers to purchase petroleum products in larger quantities at lower costs.

A concrete elevator was completed in 1958, flat storage was added in 1965 and condo bins in 1986. Decatur Cooperative Association purchased Kanona in 1970 and built Jennings in 1978. In 2001 Decatur Cooperative Association acquired additional storage in Jennings by acquiring the neighboring facilities. Danbury was acquired in 1993, and Herndon and Ludell in 1997. In 2008, Decatur Cooperative made several additions. Elevators were purchased in Oberlin (Lohefner Grain) and Norcatur. A 300,000 bushel facility was built in Danbury, Nebraska and a 700,000 bushel bunker was built in Oberlin.

Decatur Cooperative Association is a full service CO-OP with many services to choose from, browse thru our web site and look at what local producers have done for themselves and the services we offer you.
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