The PRO in our name means different things to different people, and that’s okay with us.
Our cooperative roots go all the way back to 1928
Meet the people who keep your co-op running
Our member-owners share in the profits from the business
Giving back is part of the co-op business model
Locate our credit application and other key documents
Questions? Comments? Here’s how to reach us.
The PRO Co-op name originally came about when three smaller Montana cooperatives merged to become the Peerless, Richland and Opheim Co-op in 1989. As additional locations and services were added, the name was shortened to “PRO” Co-op. The word pro itself also reflects the type of customers we serve—professional, progressive farmers who raise specialized, non-traditional crops in a challenging part of the country. You could also say we are pro cooperative, a business model that helps keep money you spend circulating right here, in northeastern Montana. Finally, we are very much pro community, bringing jobs, products and services to our small towns, and giving back in ways large and small.
Provide innovative and effective solutions for ag producers to maximize the success of their farm and ranch operations.
Be the leader and preferred partner in agriculture advice, products, and services for our stakeholders.
Board of Directors
Being generous with our time and money is something we take seriously at PRO Co-op. You’ll find our employees working in every community we serve, volunteering as coaches, committee members, fire fighters and EMTs. We give money to projects that make life better for everyone here in northeastern Montana, including the swimming pool and movie theatre in Scobey, as well as the new pool in Glasgow. We often get matching grants for these gifts from our cooperative partners at Land O’Lakes and CHS. And we’re always willing to listen to funding requests from our communities; if there’s one you’d like to talk about, please contact Tanner Trower in Scobey. Our spring pancake breakfast, and our cooperative’s annual meeting in the fall, are opportunities for friends, neighbors and customers from the community to enjoy a little time together