Farm Store Associate (Retail)

✓ Employer posting checked · Nov 7, 2026
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Who We Are

You will be working for a company rooted in the cooperative world, with history dating back to 1933, operating in the divisions of Agronomy, Energy, Animal Health and Farm Supplies. EverGRO Cooperative is built on the relationships we grow with our customers, without their support, business, and loyalty we would not be the successful Coop we are today!

The Position

EverGRO is hiring a part-time Farm Store Retail Associate in Louisa to support customers and keep the store running smoothly during busy hours.

Key responsibilities include:
- Assist customers with product questions and solutions
- Run the register and handle checkout, exchanges, and returns
- Stock shelves, replenish merchandise, and support inventory counts
- Load/unload deliveries and customer purchases; operate a forklift as needed
- Fill propane cylinders
- Maintain a clean, professional, and safe store/warehouse

Required qualifications/skills:
- No previous experience required; agriculture interests (horses, cattle, gardening, plants, small animals) are a plus
- Willing and able to operate a forklift, lift product, and work indoors and outdoors
- Valid Driver's License
- Availability to work 3–4 days/week during store hours (Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm, Sat, 8am-3pm and Sun, 9am-3pm); preference for closing shifts and rotating Saturdays/Sundays

Apply now if you want steady part-time hours and hands-on work in a farm store setting.

Your Benefits

• 401(k) Company Match
• Competitive salary
• Employee discounts
• Uniforms

A Typical Shift

You'll rotate between the sales floor and warehouse based on customer traffic. Early in the shift, you may greet regulars, answer quick questions, and keep product faced and organized. As the day picks up, you'll move between the counter and the loading area, switching gears as customers need help getting feed, fencing, or supplies to their vehicles. You'll also spend time checking stock levels, straightening high-traffic areas, and keeping walkways clear. Some tasks take you outside, so expect changing weather and a steady pace. Closing shifts focus on resetting the store, tidying the warehouse, and making sure the next day starts clean and safe.