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Key Offers Feed Financing Program to Youth!

May 11, 2023

Youth Feed Financing Program

Key Cooperative is pleased to offer 4-H & FFA members special financing on feed for their animal projects! 

This financing option allows youth to charge feed to their individual account with Key and not accrue any interest until after the project is complete. Financing is available now and balances are due in September. Each 4-H or FFA member participating in the financing program will need to fill out a brief project summary form and submit a credit application for approval. Contact our feed specialists to get started today!
 
Jasper, Mahaska, Marshall, Poweshiek & Tama Counties:
Ceara Smothers | 641-260-6179
Dustin Drexler | 319-560-4442

Boone, Polk & Story Counties:
Justin Crocheck | 515-291-0763
Kelcie Bohning | 515-232-6515

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