TRACTOR SUPPLY Locations

Pr are the required to use store provided supplies?

Elias Sisneros is this whiny *** local MAGA dork that keeps popping up in everyone’s feeds. I’m independent of both major parties, but honestly I can never take Republicans seriously for as long as they uphold Trump as their lord and savior. (Also MAGA Latinos are some of the most r\*tarded voters in the country, like I get Hispanics aren’t a monolith and some might be conservative leaning, but it gets insulting when you support someone that who openly hates your ethnicity) Elias constantly cries about Corruption and Fraud and how crime here is getting worse, and yet like Nick Shirley produces nothing of substance (just posting sensationalized garbage). Ironically it turns out sear...

I had a baby almost a year ago. My sweet little girl is mine and my husband's whole world. We've never been happier than we've been through this crazy, sleepless, exhausted, touched-out time in our whole lives. After giving birth, I knew I couldn't return to my nightshift factory job, so I found a WFH job. And it was AWFUL. I made it 8 months through various changes and "promotions," with hellish workload and insane expectations, crying silently from the anxiety and pressure as I clocked in every morning, watching my daughter grow up through a baby monitor and only spending the dinner and bedtime routine with her, losing my breastmilk supply because WFH employe...

Hello, I hope this is a right place to find help. If not, please send me to a place where I can get it, I am desperate at this point. For about a week, I have been running an instance of a Windrose server for family and friends on my Unraid server (7.2.4 version) using the docker container for Windrose created by jcoker85 (jcoker85/windrose in app store). Up until this last update when I restarted the server, I have not been able to get on. In logs, it appears the server boots up and is online, even on the Windrose game client. Upon trying to join, I get stuck on the loading screen with the server logs stating that I could not resolve addresses for host. I do not understand as ...

I have been taking Lenalidomide for one month during my induction treatments and i get a rash from it. My doctor said we should switch to brand Revlimid and see if I tolerate it better. I am going through the pre-authorization process and I just saw that the total cost before insurance processing is $87,622 for a one months supply. That's 21 pills. $4,172 a pill. I feel like I should find a fancy chalice to drink from when i take that each night. Maybe a nice box from Tiffany's to store it in...? I am enrolling in a patient co-pay program and I \*think\* my out of pocket costs should be minimal, if anything (which is shocking to me given the cost). I can not believe how muc...

I just saw brew your own brew closed its doors...also brewers connection. Anyone have another store they use for local supplies in the phoenix area?

Hi everyone, I am trying to fix a 2015 Golf Trendline 1.8tsi. i am in the GTA in Ontario, Canada. It has a broken rear coil spring and I cannot source a replacement. Physical parts stores can’t source them. NAPA, PartSource, Canadian Tire, Car Quest. Nothing. VW dealer said they’d get back to me but that was a few days ago. Online retailers don’t have any stock either. Rockauto, Parts Avatar, and a few other smaller sites here have nothing. best I can do is order used ones from LKQ and I really don’t want to install used cool springs. Obviously supply chains are fubar right now, but do any of you have any suggestions?

Hey, I’ve been working on Space Hauler for about a year and I’m happy to finally announce it to y’all! Space Hauler is a flight simulator set in a full scale simulation of our solar system, focusing first on the Saturn system and its largest moon, Titan. You’ll play as a pilot-for-hire, a freelancer, taking on various jobs the new frontier has to offer: pick up cargo runs between surface bases, air-drop supplies to remote outposts, deploy satellites into specific orbits, rendezvous with a stranded ship to transfer fuel, or dock with a station that's spinning out of control. Your first ship is the VT-100, a small VTOL cargo spaceplane, designed to fly efficiently in Titan’s t...

Hey everyone! I'm putting together a small side operation during the Alma Highland Festival (May 22 to 24) and I need one person to help me out as a supply runner. Basically, vendors at the festival get really busy and sometimes run out of things like ice, cups, napkins, or small supplies. They can't leave their booth, so we step in, grab what they need from a nearby store, and bring it back to them quickly. That's the whole job. What you'd actually be doing: \- Staying close to the Alma College area during event hours \- Checking in with me by text for incoming requests \- Driving to a nearby store, picking up the items, and delivering to the vendor's ...

So while picking up some things for Beltane I bought some grave dirt while at a new supply shop to use in some home protections/any reason I may need it in the future as I haven’t seen it sold before. After buying it I just have a pit in my stomach and feel weird about keeping it in the house before I use it. I’m planning on storing it in a pentacle box with some salt. Should I just dispose of it? Does Anyone have experience with this? Am I crazy for feeling this way? And any recommendations on storage?

I would love to support local businesses for all the obvious reasons, and I understand they cannot have the supply chain margins of Target or Whole Foods. Would be happy to pay the extra dollar or 50 cents (if that was the case). But I actually hit my wall today when I went to buy a Coke at a local bodega and it was $6. These store owners don’t label anything and charge so insanely that I have actually stopped going altogether and now just go to Whole Foods. I **** this, but seriously it has gotten out of control.

Bought some wydonttes from tractor supply. They are supposed to be pullets but I don't know. What do you all think?

“House Agriculture Chair G.T. Thompson (R-Pa.) said during the bill’s markup the provision is ‘critical for securing access to the well-regulated pesticide tools’ in line with Republicans’ focus on food affordability ahead of the midterms.” Relevant background: I regulated pesticide use with EPA credentials in another state. I was raised by pro-pesticide parents. My dad is 4th generation owner of one of the largest potato and broccoli producers in another state. I was first in my family to go to a 4 year college. First to earn a college degree in agribusiness that was unfortunately far less challenging than two tech programs in the trades I’ve competed since then. I earned a m...

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We have a shift that has been at our store for a few years. She’s a morning shift that usually always opens. Every morning when I come in (I’m usually 5-6:30 morning shifts) there is two people still doing set up and back up while they are in the back doing a pull. Every time you ask her for help, she says she’s busy and does nothing to help. Every day they are shift, the morning is hectic and there is no communication between us. You ask where your place is and they get frustrated. They are usually racing around, stressing everyone on the floor out while they do nothing. It’s like they cause panic on the floor to then just go sit in the back and do nothing. When she is on the floor,...

When the Food and Drug Administration announced “Operation Stork Speed” in March 2025, it vowed to improve the safety and quality of U.S. infant formulas — in part by increasing its testing of them for heavy metals, pesticides and other contaminants. Now, the first round of test results are in, and overall, federal health officials and outside experts described them as reassuring. Between 2023 and 2025, the agency purchased more than 300 infant formula samples from stores and online retailers and tested them for heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury), pesticides, phthalates (chemicals commonly found in plastics) and PFAS (or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, sometimes c...

Hi friends, Picking up my Pike County non-res license tomorrow, and figured I might as well load up on ammo while I'm out there. If anyone has recommendations, would love to hear them. If you know of any stores in the area with healthy supply of .38 Special, please let me know... TIA

So day I picked up my 6 year old son from school and another kid had given him a red-eared slider in a Tupperware container. After some research (and purchasing the supplies recommended at the pet store) I dont think we should keep it. What do we do? Are they as daunting to care for as they seem. Side note, I'm 18 weeks pregnant.

I am so frustrated and exhausted and I think I need a little bit of advice or maybe some reassurance. My baby is five weeks old and our breastfeeding journey has been hard. She dropped 19% of her birth weight by the time we had our first appointment with her pediatrician, so he told me to triple feed. I offered the ****** for 20 minutes, then we gave her a bottle while I pumped for 20 minutes. After four weeks, I decided to start offering the ****** on cue and fed her as long as she wanted. I thought everything was going really, well! I still pumped, but we didn't have to offer the bottle as often and eventually she didn't need the top off anymore. She produced 7+ wet diapers a day...