Keep your business running like a well-oiled machine with the best warranty in the industry.
They say that time is money, and at the Garden City Co-op, we understand that completely. There’s nothing more frustrating than a breakdown while fighting against Mother Nature and the clock. Our goal at the Garden City Co-op is to keep our members in the field with a timely and adequate supply of high quality fuel as well as petroleum products such as our Cenex line of premium lubricants. Our friendly petroleum team has the education and the experience in all our product line to ensure your equipment is using the correct product for extended longevity as well as helping to avoid costly downtime. Utilizing our three million gallon on-site bulk fuel terminal ensures an adequate supply during high regional demand and a fleet of trucks and drivers with a proven track record ensures safe, timely and efficient delivery of fuel. We believe you shouldn’t lose sleep over managing your risk options. Partnering with Cenex, we offer a Total Protection Plan to help protect you and minimize the risk to your equipment, while on the marketing side, we also have a wide array of contracting options available to choose from based on your operation and risk tolerance level. We pride ourselves on our outstanding service record, ensuring our members a trouble-free and accurate transaction with the end goal of being your trusted expert, partner and leader in the energy industry, allowing you to focus on your farm and family.
With coronavirus news cutting energy demand and industry output in China, fears of their economy slowing down remain a mainstay in headline news. What does this mean for the petroleum market? V.P. of Petroleum Lakin gives this update....
Garden City Co-op staff and board, past and present, talk about current projects in the works as well as ag trends, projecting where they see the ag industry headed into our company's next 100 years. In the end, however, it all comes back to bringing this one key thing back to our members....
Grain Originator Bryan Moser talks about the importance and benefits of creating a season long crop plan with your grain origination team here at the co-op....
Garden City Co-op staff and board directors, past and present, discuss the various factors that have allowed the co-op to continue to thrive, 100 years since it's founding....
An electronic monitor is installed in your fuel tank. The monitor records the tank volume periodically and sends a signal to a controller. When your tank's level falls below a predetermined level, an order is automatically generated for a fuel delivery. Currently this program is designed for transport loads. On the 1st of every month, billing is done on the amount of fuel used.
As you upgrade your equipment, the Garden City Co-op offers bulk and packaged DEF to meet new emission standards. DEF or Diesel Exhaust Fluid is a non-hazardous solution of 32.5% urea and 67.5% de-ionized water that is sprayed into the exhaust stream of diesel vehicles to break down Nitrogen Oxides emitted through a process called Selective Catalytic Reduction or SCR.
Garden City Co-op, Inc. is proud to be an authorized distributor for Cenex lubricants. Click below for a short summary about some of the more popular lubricants that we carry.
Our investment in bulk lubricant storage offers you a variety of bulk products. We also offer transport / bob tail fuel delivery.
Lakin Dreiling oversees the energy division of the Co-op which is now focused on commercial fuel sales, transport deliveries, bulk oil & packaged oil sales and deliveries. Lakin was born and raised in Scott City, Kansas where he was active in 4-H and showing cattle. He graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and a Minor in Business. Prior to working for the Garden City Co-op, he had managed a chemical iodine plant. Lakin began his career with the Garden City Co-op in September 2013 in petroleum sales. He later moved over to help in the precision ag department, of which he helped to develop and implement during his time in that position. Lakin became the Vice President of Petroleum in January 2017, taking over for the previous V.P., Pete Maestas, upon his retirement. Lakin and his wife Marissa reside in Holcomb with their son Truett and are members of the First United Methodist Church in Garden City.