TRACTOR SUPPLY Locations

Spoiled rotten snake… I saw that beautiful piece of cork round at Pet Supplies Plus and couldn’t pas it up. PSP is my #1 pet store for basic supplies and decor (if i don’t find it outside). I will die on the hill that PSP is the best pet store chain.

I'll preface this with saying I am not saying *don't* take salmon oil for omegas but take the source of where the oil is from for a grain of salt. I worked at a fish store about 6 years ago where half of the volume was salmon oil, thousands of bottles of "100% pure, wild Alaskan salmon oil!" The amount of people spending thousands for what they believed was a premium quality product was mind boggling, and it still is. I see the exact illegitimate label being resold online from multiple redistributors. I honestly won't touch any brand of fish oil witnessing the blindfold that should've been transparency in that particular field of market and there's ne...

\*This is based on what I can see in the S4 beta, but given the other available functionality I believe this is what is intended to ship with S4 On Oct. 9 the Devs announced that in S4 outfit mix/matching would come back and while some outfits would only be usable as a designated set, **all outfits that had pieces that could previously be used individually would regain this functionality.** However, it appears that they have gone back on that statement as the CovertStrike Combat Suit is now being treated as an integrated set, despite individual pieces being usable when it was released! This is completely unacceptable given the absolutely obnoxious 'Show Outfit' change that was...

Alright — Here is the burn the boats save the company turnaround plan. I’d actually deliver to the board if given the chance… BEYOND MEAT TURNAROUND: THE “NO IDEA TOO CRAZY” EDITION 1. ⁠Shrink to Strength: Kill the Long Tail Beyond Meat has way too many SKUs, too many product experiments, too many cost centers, and too little traction. Action: • ⁠Cut product SKUs by 50–70%. • ⁠Focus on 2–3 winners: burgers, sausages, crumbles. • ⁠Kill everything else until the company is profitable. Why? Every extra SKU destroys margin via sourcing complexity, logistics, and manufacturing inefficiency. 2. The McKinsey Move: Go Upmarket (WAY Up) The mass market is price-...

Went through a round of insulation upgrades in a house I bought, doing the nutso-buttso stuff like demoing rooms to double-frame walls and firring out rafters to thicken insulation, but I'm trying to move my family into the house and the budget is getting tight, so I am saving the more accessible areas like the eaves, attic and basement for when we've had some time to save up again. All in all I've got about 1300 sq ft of area that I still want to put some unfaced R30 in, but running the numbers on that I'm looking at about $2K in materials if I go to the big box stores again. I know compared to having it done for me that's dirt cheap, but I know from the world of me...

Hey folks, I've been working in customer experience for over 25 years now, and honestly? 2025 feels different. Like, genuinely different. Not in a "hey we added a new button" way, but in a "the entire game has changed" way. I wanted to share what I'm seeing on the ground because a lot of business owners (especially smaller ecommerce shops) are missing these shifts, and it's costing them sales. Not because their products ****, but because their CX is stuck in 2019. **TL;DR:** Customer experience in 2025 is about personalization, speed, [omnichannel](https://www.kommunicate.io/omnichannel-messaging/) consistency, smart AI use, and keeping the human touch...

I just got a b200rsv from Tractor Supply and I noticed the bowl is one of those sealed unserviceable ones. I just want to know if it is possible to unscrew that piece anyway with drilling or whatever and replace with a screw to make it serviceable. Thank you for your time.

Stop and shop was bought by private equity firm in 2018. Since then, they have removed almost all staff jack up prices to the max and also only supplied the worse lowest quality foods. I went shopping there today, I tried to buy salmon, but no one was working the seafood counter I even waited and came back 15 minutes later aside from that it cost me about 50 dollars more than if I went to market basket. I would go to market basket all the time but it's about 20 minutes further from me. Massachusetts people should seriously organize and boycott stop and shop till they go out of business because the private equity firms are run by evil people that won't fix things. The best-case sce...

It’s been like four years since we came to SoCal — really appreciate all the support. But yeah, we know we’re still kinda new to a lot of folks. So today we just wanna go over some questions we get all the time. why so cheap? First off, gotta be clear — we’re not cuttin’ tire quality to save $$. Our setup’s just for SoCal — 1 warehouse, fixed routes, no middleman, + partner install shops. Lemme drop a few details to show we’re for real. FedEx/UPS can be like 40–70 bucks a set. fixgo route delivery? usually under ten. most distributors add 25–35%. We buy straight from the mfrs. Sorry, no home installs. Fixed routes keep things fast & cheap.Bottom line, pri...

General Sailing Improvements * On boat recovery, all facilities are removed and boats are reverted to their original state when bought. (Boat name remains the same) * Boat facilities can only be removed, moved or modified with the facility hammer, a 1/3k drop from port tasks. * To prevent clutter on the UI, facilities can only be activated if the player is standing next to it. The gale catcher is reworked to require the player to temporarily release the helm to move to the gale catcher, causing the unhelmed boat to dash forward. * Current duck only moves if the player's boat is adjacent to but not on the duck * Portable weather station readings require the boat to be on the exact loca...

I dial 911 through tears, praying the strangers won’t see the sippy cup, the coloring books, the baby me scattered across the living-room nest. The boots that thunder in belong to Casey—tall, calm, paramedic badge flashing—and the second his blue eyes land on my crotch-snaps and pacifier clip, something shifts: professional concern melts into a quiet, possessive warmth I’ve never felt from a man before. He kneels, murmurs, “I’ve got you, babygirl,” voice pitched low, and I swear the pain dims like morphine already dripped straight into my heart. On the ride to Memorial he tucks my stuffed cat under the blanket, shields my onesie from gawking neighbors, texts later: You...

I was just in the office supplies store buying printer ink and legal-size paper. While browsing the "notebooks and planners" aisle I just noticed that they have 3.5"x5.5" paper notebooks with both hard and flexible covers. That's almost exactly the same size as the Titan 2. https://preview.redd.it/3tyq4mrjka6g1.jpg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40bbc22262f8e4966f81ebe74746d0ecac9f2901 https://preview.redd.it/3warjwhlka6g1.jpg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=97beb8aa20e6ada33f3af173f8969f41d185ff68 Depending on exact style, they cost between $10 and $20. I plan to use mine as an actual notebook, but that is ch...

https://preview.redd.it/9xuagmnlka6g1.png?width=1245&format=png&auto=webp&s=5561225be57ce85a85d72fdddfc40a6c6110ec09 Not the best deal to get a free hat. If you plan on buying something anyway, go ahead and get your hat.

Hello, this gentleman on Facebook has these pine poplar oak shavings, they're all nature not kiln dried. Would this be safe to use for my chicken coop? Its kind of damp in their coop and I need something to absorb it or is horse pellets from tractor supply my safe option?

Yesterday, unfortunately was my day to accept a mission. We were in desperate need of supplies supplies. I was alone in my quest, as my partner was AWOL. I have prepared my car, my Playlist and my very being for the preparation. I have a specific goal, I know exactly what needs to be procured, and I am ready. I quickly move into the war zone that is a grocery store during the holidays. I smoothly grab a cart and make my way through produce. I am laser focused, and have swiftly found my requirements. I hear something come over the speaker.... oh, God, I'm defenseless. It's the other song..... all she wants for Christmas is them, or whatever. They are either toying with me, or tr...

I dial 911 through tears, praying the strangers won’t see the sippy cup, the coloring books, the baby me scattered across the living-room nest. The boots that thunder in belong to Casey—tall, calm, paramedic badge flashing—and the second his blue eyes land on my crotch-snaps and pacifier clip, something shifts: professional concern melts into a quiet, possessive warmth I’ve never felt from a man before. He kneels, murmurs, “I’ve got you, babygirl,” voice pitched low, and I swear the pain dims like morphine already dripped straight into my heart. On the ride to Memorial he tucks my stuffed cat under the blanket, shields my onesie from gawking neighbors, texts later: You...

“This article is part of Consumer Reports’ Make the Price Right series, which launched with our investigation into pricing inaccuracies at Kroger stores. Testing, research, and analysis by Derek Kravitz, Angel Han, and Alan Smith of Consumer Reports; Lindsay Owens and Katie Wells of Groundwork Collaborative; and Eric Gardner of More Perfect Union. Statistical analysis by Debasmita Morgan and Nayeon Kim for Consumer Reports. Data visualizations by Evan O’Neil. Many U.S. shoppers who order grocery deliveries through Instacart are unknowingly part of widespread AI-enabled experiments that price identical products differently from one customer to the next—sometimes by as much as 23 per...

I'm just curious what everyone's experience is at selling eggs. We are trying to sell them at a larger scale. We currently sell 6 dozen a week. I know there's a massive demand in my area and have run into many people who would buy at the drop of a hat. We have people who are asking for 3-4 dozen, but we don't have the supply to meet demand. We will, for the 3rd time, be getting another batch of hens on friday to increase production to 90-95 dozen a week. We have started securing more customers, spreading the word and advertising locally. We buy 18 month old hyline hens from factory farms, and we've had great success with them. We have spoken to others who have had ...