2026 Spring Beef Promotions

Mar 09, 2026


Receive special pricing on your favorite beef feed products this spring!

Key Cooperative offers a Spring Calf Creep Booking Program, a Spring Mineral Program and QLF Ignite Beef Tubs.
 


Spring Calf Creep Booking Program

  • Booking options now available for Purina® RangeLand® Calf Creep B90 pelleted calf creep supplement.
  • For best pricing, book and pick up product by May 31, 2026.
  • Bulk calf creep products can be picked up at our Grinnell, Barnes City, Newton or Gilbert locations. Bulk products can also be delivered to your farm.

Spring Mineral Program

  • Special pricing now available on a variety of Purina® Wind and Rain® mineral products.
  • For best pricing, purchase and pick up by May 31, 2026.
  • Fly control products are encouraged during the upcoming summer season.
  • Pricing options include booking, take early delivery, or prepay for delivery at a later time.

QLF® Ignite Beef Tubs

  • Receive special pricing on QLF® Ignite Beef Tubs for a limited time.
  • Book by May 31, 2026. To receive best pricing, pick up by May 31.
  • Book today and take what you need, when you need it!
  • All tubs weigh 200 pounds.

Cattle related questions and pricing inquires can be directed to these feed specialists: 
Justin Crocheck | Senior Cattle Consultant | 515-291-0763
Jim Hawkins | Feed Sales | 641-990-8964
Howard Vroom | Feed Sales | 641-660-4538
Matt James | Feed Division Manager | 641-236-6565
Kelcie Carpenter | Gilbert Feed Sales | 515-520-1962
Renae Schumacher | Newton Feed Sales | 641-791-0740


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