The latest news, tips and other helpful information from the Snohomish Co-op team so you can make the most of your farming.
Heating your home with wood is still a very common practice. Whether you have a wood burning stove, a fireplace insert, a wood pellet stove or a traditional fire place, Snohomish and Monroe Co-op stores have everything you need to stay warm and cozy this season.
It is important to understand what type of vegetation you are looking to eradicate, and it’s proximity to vegetation that you do not want impacted.
In the winter the sap from the trees travels from the branches to the roots. This retraction is for the plant's survival to get it through the harsh weather found in the winter and provide adequate nutrients through those months. This transfer of nutrients is what makes transplanting in the winter also the best time of year, especially late winter.
Your horse's coat is durable and provides a great protective layer. Their coats can be beautiful and unique with many people diligently grooming them in the dry and duster summer.
The Snohomish and Monroe Co-op stores will be closing early at 4 PM on December 14th, 2024 for our Annual Winter Holiday Party.
While supplements and Minerals are recommended to be given year round for your animals, the wintertime is a time where emphasis is needed.