TSC is 15% off all seasonal heating.

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The right stuff, in the right place, at the right time.


In 1938, Charles E. Schmidt Sr. of Chicago, Illinois established a mail order tractor parts business.
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By 1939, it had grown into a successful retail store in Minot, North Dakota. Today, we are one of the largest retail chains in America which serves full and part time farmers and ranchers, hobby farmers, rural homeowners and contractors. We operate over 738 stores in over 40 states.
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Whether you're caring for a backyard, or a "back 40", we have the products and services to help you get the job done. Both homeowners and farmers can find what they need at Tractor Supply Company. All types of feed, fencing, mowers, tools, work clothing and much, much more, are included in our product offering.
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Visit a Tractor Supply store near you and let us show you why TSC also means Totally Satisfied Customers!

Company Profile
Tractor Supply Company is the largest retail farm and ranch store chain in the United States. The company operates more than 738 retail stores in 40 states, employs more than 10,000 team members and is headquartered in Brentwood, Tenn. Its stock is traded on the NASDAQ exchange under the symbol “TSCO.”

The company was founded in 1938 as a mail order catalog business offering tractor parts to America’s family farmers. Today Tractor Supply is a leading edge retailer with revenues surpassing $2 billion.

Tractor Supply stores are primarily located in rural areas and the outlying suburbs of major cities. The typical Tractor Supply store has 15,000-24,000 square feet of inside selling space with a similar amount of outside space used to display agricultural fencing, livestock equipment and horse stalls.

Stores supply the unique products to support their customers’ rural lifestyle, from welders and generators to animal care products, and men and women’s workwear. You can also find pet supplies, animal feed, power tools, riding mowers, lawn and garden products and more. Each store team also includes a welder, a farmer and a horse owner who collectively provide an exceptional depth of knowledge and resources.

Tractor Supply is committed to understanding and fulfilling the needs of those who enjoy the rural lifestyle---folks who frequently describe themselves as hobby farmers and hobby ranchers. It is estimated that the “hobby” or “pleasure” farmer consumer segment spends more than $5.5 billion annually on farm supplies. Today less than 10 percent of the company’s customers classify themselves as full-time farmers or ranchers. In fact, Tractor Supply’s largest customer segment does not farm at all. They are more aptly described as rural or suburban homeowners, or “self-reliants.” When asked, customers often describe Tractor Supply as “a store you can trust.”

Tractor Supply is continuing to grow with new stores and improved product offerings while celebrating its 65th anniversary. The Tractor Supply mission and values motivate and inspire team members, and give them a unified focus for the future.


Corporate Profile
Tractor Supply Company is the largest operator of retail farm and ranch stores in the United States with over 738 stores in 40 states, focused on supplying the lifestyle needs of recreational farmers and ranchers. The Company also serves the maintenance needs of those who enjoy the rural lifestyle, as well as tradesmen and small businesses. Stores are located in towns outlying to major metropolitan markets and in rural communities. The Company offers the following comprehensive selection of merchandise: (1) livestock and pet products, including everything necessary for their health, care, growth and containment; (2) maintenance products for agricultural and rural use; (3) hardware and tool products; (4) seasonal products, including lawn and garden power equipment; (5) truck, trailer and towing products; and (6) work clothing for the entire family.

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2006 Annual Report



Stock Quote
TSCO (Common Stock)
Exchange NASDAQ GS
Price $29.49
Change (%) - 0.77 (2.54%)
Volume 789,913
01/18/08 4:00 p.m. ET
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Recent News More News >>
Date Title
01/15/08 Tractor Supply Appoints William Bass to Its Board of Directors
01/04/08 Toy Wagon Recall Information
12/06/07 Tractor Supply Company to Participate in Wedbush Morgan Securities Conference
11/02/07 Board of Directors Appoints Jim Wright as Chairman


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tractor is currently carrying breckwell pellet stoves and USSC woodstoves in our local store, they will sell englander units if someone asks there however. i was in our local store (i go there a lot nice store nice people running it) today grabbing up a few bags of pellets the signs they had up in the heating section (mostly oil filled electrics and ceramics) were for 10% off.
 
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OH, Tractor Supply!
I can walk to one.....less than 1/2 mile.

You mean DRIVE!!! No one in their right mind would walk that far. (this is a joke, I easily run 10 a day). Glad you wrote walk as both an avid runner and a PE teacher.
Chad
 
I'd drive myself ;)
 
Was in there yesterday grabbing some roller chain to try and patch up my 1977 craftsman snowblower(again :)) and man the shelves were picked clean in the heating dept, was hoping to snag a thermometer, maybe a new chimney brush, but not much left. I do like that store though, they have some cool stuff you can't find anywhere else around here.
 
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