Pharmco

Dedicated to Earning Your Business


Pharmco is built on terrific service, quality products,
and a knowledgeable team driven to growing your business.

Tools

Farm Futures

Cattle Projections

GDU Calculator

Custom Feed Yards

Pharmco Facts

Locations

Platte
36590 SD Highway 44
605-337-3374 / 800-683-3374

Chamberlain
1250 East King Avenue
605-234-5209 / 800-258-1736

Winner
27768 317th Avenue
605-842-0703

Kimball
I-90 & Highway 45 South Side
East on Old 16
605-778-6579

Welcome to Pharmco!

Locally owned and operated, Pharmco is a full-service feed, seed, animal health, farming and ranching equipment provider serving the Midwest. When you need expert advice, products, and services that’ll make your operation successful, look to Pharmco.

Latest News

Phase-One Deal Set for January 15th, as Chinese Imports of U.S. Soybeans Surge in November

Phase-One Trade Deal Set for January 15th Wall Street Journal writers Bob Davis, Andrew Restuccia and Lingling Wei reported on Tuesday that, “President Trump said he would sign the recently negotiated phase-one trade deal with China in Washington on Jan. 15—marking a formal truce in the U.S-China trade war—and would later travel to Beijing to negotiate a broader pact. “The […]

IFES 2019-What Did We Learn from Delayed Planting-Farm Management Implications

This is a presentation summary from the 2019 Illinois Farm Economics Summit (IFES) which occurred December 16-20, 2019. A complete collection of presentations including PowerPoint Slides (PPT) and printable summaries (PDF) are available here. In 2019, much of the Illinois corn crop was planted in June, with many acres planted after final planting dates for crop […]

Three U.S. Christmas Tree Production Facts

With the Christmas holiday just days away, this week’s post shares three facts about U.S. Christmas tree production. 1) Fewer Christmas Trees Harvested Figure 1 shows a trend of fewer Christmas trees being harvested in the U.S. Specifically, recent Censuses of Agriculture show that roughly 15 million Christmas trees were harvested in 2017, down from […]

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