Grange Co-Op

I’ve been going to this store for a few years now and I have to say the check out staff at the register is not very friendly or customer service oriented. They have a couple of friendly floor staff that are very helpful and the people who load your items in the warehouse area are nice as well. Being in a customer service position for many years and a repeat customer, I find it very irritating that when you check out you appear to be a bother!

Most of what I previously posted about Grange is still true, I believe… but since discovering that Farmers right across the street sells some of the same general stuff, fencing, hardware, farm and ranch supplies, at seemingly a little better prices, that when you factor in that Grange didn’t pay a dividend last year, while Farmers has a rewards program that’s given me at least $ 200 worth of rewards coupons in the roughly year and a half I’ve lived here, I was a little disappointed. Between electric fencing supplies, rubber stall mats, and assorted other items, I’m certain I spent at least $ 3000 at Grange since living here, I always see lots of vehicles at Grange, I was surprised that they weren’t profitable… still a really good store, with good employees, selling mostly top quality products, but I can’t personally give them 5 stars anymore

I love the Grange co-​op! Lots of great stuff and good prices. We just moved here and are so happy to find a place that is not a large corporation to purchase homesteading supplies. Next we have to become members! A fun place to spend an afternoon browsing. I appreciate their bulletin board as well!

The employees here are very friendly and they always seem to have what I need!

Great place. I can just go and hang out there. It is the kind of store a community is built around. Great people.

In 1987 the Josephine County Growers Co-​op, which started back in 1927, merged with Grange Co-​op. which started in 1934. Their store on F Street, near the railroad tracks was about 4000 square feet.
They offer anything and everything you could want or need for farms, ranches, gardens, pets and homes. My daughter used to walk down to the hay barn and get «scrap» hay for her dog’s house, all she had to do was rake it and bag it! The guys used to get a kick out of the little red headed girl! I was more into the gardening tools, plants, fertilizers and equine supplies (although I do NOT have a horse!).
In 2005 they moved to their new 28,000 square foot store off Redwood Highway. This place is absolute heaven on earth for a country girl (which I AM NOT)! The same friendly helpful employees made the trek across the river to the new location and continue to offer the best customer service in the Rogue Valley.
Although they now offer a wide variety of shoes, boots, ropers and some really nice clothing and accessories, they also sell PARAKEETS and anything you need for any kind of bird, domestic or wild! Now I am not (usually) a big fan of winged things, I’ve purchased three of the darned birds over the last year!
Their full service nursery is one of the best in So. Oregon, carrying everything you need for year round gardening. They also have just about everything you need for your pets, including vaccinations (except rabies, gotta go to the vet for that), grooming supplies, bedding and toys.
Also new is their gift/​art section. They are the home of Rogue Myrtlewood carrying unique Rogue myrtlewood gift items. Although not «original» art, they have a small selection of beautiful western themed prints that are quite nice.
I can spend hours (and have) at the Grange, seemingly without a care in the world and never feel rushed or like I’m under surveillance by store personnel.
Grange Co-​op is a civic minded cooperative which gives back to the community.
Dogs are welcome, but be sure they have had their puppy shots, parvo is running rampant in Josephine County.