Your hometown Feed Mill & Country Store
From feed to fuel we serve all types of farm needs. Plus home, lawn and garden supplies in the Country Store.
Full Service Feed and Grain Mill since 1926
Feed & Grain
Bagged feeds, bulk feeds, custom rations, salt & mineral packs, roasted corn & soybeans, plus drying & storage.
Agronomy Services
Seed, Dry Fertilizer, Lime, Liquid Fertilizer, Crop Protection, Soil Testing Services, and Application Mapping.
Bulk Fuel
Equipment
Check out our selection of livestock feeders, hay feeders, and on farm fuel & storage tanks.
Find Us
PO Box
PO Box 290 Moline, MI 49335
Physical Address
1231 Peony St. Wayland, MI 49348
If you found Moline, just look up you will see our bins and legs.
HOURS
Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday: 8am – 12pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Current Crop Price
About Us
Moline Cooperative Milling, established in 1926, is one of the leading milling cooperatives in West Michigan. We provide reliable markets for cash crop producers and feed and agronomy services for farmers. Our goal is to provide high quality goods and services to our customers at reasonable prices. We take pride in our knowledgeable staff. They stay up to date on research and farming practices. Whether you have a few backyard critters and a small garden or feed a thousand head of livestock and farm thousands of acres, we pledge to give you our best effort.
Meet the Moline Team
While our staff is generally about 10 employees, we bring over 130 years of combined experience to the milling and grain-based food industry. Service is especially important to our business, and we strive to treat all our customers like one of our owner members. Please stop by and tell us your name, we would love to get to know you.
Latest News & Events
Youth 4H Livestock Meeting
January 20, 2025 7 – 9 PM
Topics & Speakers
Raising Sheep & A Judges Perspective John Schutt
Animal Health Dr. Colleen Potter
Swine Husbandry Bruce Modreske
Prepping Steers for the Show Charles Miller
Raising Champion Goats Tammy Tullar
Prospecting Fair Sale Buyers Todd Mast
Grain Bin Project
The Grain System Project is completed! Thank you, Topline Equipment and K & A Electric for your excellent workmanship.
The new corn pit can receive 5,000 bushels/hour and has enough room to accommodate duals on many tractors.
We have loaded corn out of the new wet bin at 4,000 bushel/hour. This new wet bin has added 50% more capacity from 10,000 to 15,000 bushels.
The upgrades to the electrical system have built in safeties to minimize belt burn outs and other potential hazards.
Moline Mill’s 1st Farm to Table Marketing Meeting
When – Monday January 27th 2025 7 – 9 PM
Where – Moline Mill Store / Office Basement 1231 Peony Moline, MI
Why – Farmers often excel in producing but spend little time on marketing.
Who – Any of our customers who would like to learn how others have developed customers.
This is intended to be an open group discussion time to learn from each other and ask questions as needed.
We have arranged for a few discussion leaders to share a bit about their experiences to stimulate discussions.
Discussion Leaders
Casey Miller – Jamestown Cattle Company
Natalie Tanner – Tanner Family Farm (eggs)
Branden Visser – Engedi Farms
Joshua Krystyniak – Joshua is a MDARD( MI Dept of Ag & Rural Dev)
Feel free to join us if you have any interest in producing and selling what you grow, raise, produce or even buy for resale.
In order to prepare for the group size please RSVP to the Mill at 616-877-4631 if possible, by 1/20/25. *Refreshments will be available.
5th Annual Kids Day is almost here!!
Saturday, April 26, 2025 – 9:30am-12:00pm
Kids (and Parents) get to visit with some farm animals and meet Dixie Chick, plant seeds in take home trays, get involved in games on farm products, play in our corn “Sand Box”, and climb on our field equipment! Fun for all! Ice Cream too!
Our Partners
Here’s what our customers have to say
We have been working with the Moline Mill for 2 years on our feed. They have a knowledgeable staff, are easy to work with and have provided us with timely feed delivery. Now that we have our own retail meat market, feeding our cattle properly is even more critical for our operation.
The folks at the Moline Mill worked closely with me to develop the goat feed I wanted to maximize performance. I have been very successful at all my goat shows ever since.
When I bought my farm in 1991, I had a little problem with one of my first loads of feed. The supplier was not much help, so I asked Mr. Tiemeyer who sold me the farm. He said, buy your feed from the Moline Co-op. They will remember your name and treat you right, you are not just a number when you shop at the Moline Co-op. I have been a customer ever since.