🤠 Sequatchie Farmers Co-Op Becomes Official Smarty Rodeo Dealer

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🤠 Sequatchie Farmers Co-Op Becomes Official Smarty Rodeo Dealer

Sequatchie Farmers Co-Op in Dunlap has expanded its agricultural offerings to include rodeo training equipment, positioning itself as a regional resource for arena operators and rodeo enthusiasts across the valley and beyond. The move reflects the cooperative’s long-standing commitment to serving the farming and ranching community it has supported for over 90 years.

📍 New Product Line Launches with On-Site Ordering

The Dunlap-based cooperative is now an official dealer for Smarty Rodeo products, which include artificial calves, roping chutes, and other specialized rodeo training equipment. 🐄 To kick off the partnership, a representative will be taking orders at the Middle TN Junior Rodeo Association finals in Lebanon, Tennessee, this weekend. Customers interested in placing orders can connect with the co-op representative on-site to add products to an initial shipment arriving the following week.

🎯 How to Order

Those looking to stock their arenas or rodeo trailers with Smarty Rodeo equipment are encouraged to reach out to Sequatchie Farmers Co-Op this weekend at the rodeo finals in Lebanon. ✨ Orders placed by the end of the weekend will be included in the co-op’s first delivery. For questions or to arrange orders outside the event, customers can contact the cooperative directly by messaging their Facebook page or calling (423) 949-2161.

💼 What This Means for Local Rodeo Communities

The addition of rodeo training equipment to Sequatchie Farmers Co-Op‘s inventory opens a new avenue for local and regional rodeo operators to source professional-grade products through a trusted, member-owned cooperative. 🏆 For junior rodeo associations, arena owners, and individual competitors, having access to quality equipment through a local dealer reduces shipping costs and builds stronger supply-chain relationships within the region.

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Written By Tom Seest

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