History of Goshen Farmers Cooperative
Goshen Farmers Cooperative, Inc. was borne from a meeting on February 24, 1972. During the meeting it was agreed that there was a strong need for a farmer-owned farm supply cooperative, with the farmers participating in the profits of the operation.
The Goshen community showed its support through the purchase of $120,000 in debentures. The Co-op operated at its original location until 1999 when a new facility was constructed at 301 Greenville Avenue.
The new Co-op location opened in April 1999. We opened our new convenience store and fuel station in July 2000.

Manager: Hunter Royal

Employees:
Shelia Iolmar
Kimberly Christy
Paul Williamson
Bennie Beasley
Clay McDonald
Jerry Hill
Jerry Messick
Kevin Stewart

Board of Directors

William O. Sanders, Jr. – President
Cattle, peanut, corn and poultry farmer in the Goshen Community.

Mack Scott
Hay, cattle, peanut, cotton and poultry farmer in the Henderson Community.

Ned Sanders
Cattle, hay and poultry farmer in the Goshen Community.

Larry Miller
Cattle, cotton, corn and peanut farmer in the Zion Chapel Community.

Jack Norton

Steve Stroud