AgQuest And Agri-Chem Helping Farmers Grow

March 31, 2020 Alan Watts AG Edge
The agriculture economy could see a fair share of challenges in 2020 due to a very wet winter and early spring, along with market volatility caused by the coronavirus.

Jerry Gilliam with AgQuest Financial says the pandemic is resulting in some changes in the agriculture economy.

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Gilliam says the partnership with Agri-Chem is off to a good start following the new partnership that began in 2019.

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He adds AgQuest is a company that is committed to helping farmers have the capital they need to be successful each year.

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Jerry Gilliam and AgQuest are headquartered at the Agri-Chem Seed Division located on Skyline Drive. Meanwhile, Agri-Chem is continuing to grow to meet the needs of farmers in Western Kentucky as they get ready to plant their crops in 2020.

Don Pemberton was Agri-Chem says farmers are prepared to get their crops out despite the recent wet weather.

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Pemberton says Agri-Chem is a branch of Hopkinsville Elevator.

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He adds the new Agri-Chem location at the Casky Branch of Hopkinsville is progressing on schedule.

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Agri-Chem is currently headquartered on West 15th Street in Hopkinsville. The headquarters will change to Casky once they move into the building.

 

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