Lots of great products and the staff is wonderful, very helpful and everyone is so nice and…read morepleasant.

The associate, Winter was very patient and kind to me and Mazie. After Mazie's bath, she threw-up…read moreon the floor near the dog toys and treats and then of course there were other dogs coming in the store which put Mazie in "anxious mode". Winter calmly said "no worries, it happens" and helped me carry cat food to my car. Even though they were short staffed, Winter gave me great customer service! Please don't close this store! I love coming here!!

Local family owned feed store! My first stop for any farming and gardening needs. The owners are…read morealways quick to help and are a wonderful source of knowledge!

Great Local Feed and Seed Store. Very friendly and helpful and have just about anything you need…read morefor gardens and farming.

We have a mini farm and need weekly delivery. They have amazing service! Home delivery is so nice…read moreand convenient!

They have the best prices on the things that I need. I love that they carry the Kalmbach line of…read moreanimal feed - it's great stuff and you won't find it cheaper anywhere around here! They also have a really cool rewards program. Oh, and if you're a t-shirt fan like me, be sure to grab one while you're there. They're so light and soft. The staff here are phenomenal. They are always super friendly and attentive. I love that by the time I'm done paying for my stuff, someone is already out at my vehicle loading it up, too. Fast, affordable, and friendly. How often do you get that these days?? Check them out!

This store is wonderful. You cannot ask for more helpful people. I've gotten a huge truck full of…read moredouble ground mulch and it was delivered the very next morning. They were even kind enough to bring some oversized items that wouldn't fit in my little car. I was thrilled to find out that they carry grain free dog food and loose biscuits. And they were fresh- my picky dogs gobbled them right up! I'm looking forward to fall to purchase firewood because it looks really good. I recommend this feed and seed store to everyone!

My home builder/ developer did a half ass job of sowing my yard, so I have to here to get items to…read moreturn my dirt yard into a respectable looking piece of landscaping. I go here for my truckloads of mulch, straw bales, grass seed and other farm type essentials. Very reasonable prices and family run.

Over the last 25 years I have occasionally shopped at "White-Jones" in the Homeland Park area if…read morenecessary and avoided the place by choice. They never offered help, and if a customer asked one of the 3-4 guys in the hardware section for help, the customer had to first interrupt the story the four were sharing. Too often if the old guys in the hardware side were asked about a topic they would share such bs that it was better not to ask. The cashiers acted like checking out was an inconvenience. Unhelpful and unpleasant. There motto seemed to be "mind-over-matter". The staff did not mind and the customer did not matter. Imagine my surprise this afternoon as I entered the store and a pleasant smiling lady at the Paint desk sincerely welcomed me and asked if I needed help. I was so shocked, I stopped and finally smiled back. Who was she? Did she really work at "Elder's"? In 25 years, that has NEVER happened at White-Jones. When I finally needed help today, I knew to go back toward the welcoming lady and ask a male employee there. No excuses, no attitude, just help. When I went to check out I was not met with a glare that I had interrupted someone's phone chat. Because it was quiet, all three cashiers came to welcome me and make sure I found everything I needed. They were not only pleasant, but they were also sincerely interested in handling any questions I had. Someone in the Elder's management has made some long needed and welcome changes. Thank you. And put the lady at the Paint section with the wonderful welcoming smile in charge of training customer service to the others. And give her a raise. You may have regained a customer.

Since Elder's purchase from White-Jones, I believe pricing is higher. Worse than that, the…read moreprices marked on the shelves is lower than what they ring up. I've caught 3 instances where they overcharge: 1) jug of 30 Seconds deck cleaner marked $31.99, but rang up $34.99 2) rubber tubing marked $ .59/ft, but they charged $1.69/ft ! (more than double) Don't remember the 3rd case. It's one thing to raise prices, but mis-marked pricing seems deceitful. They need to correct the discrepancies. BUYER BEWARE!!!

I am an Executive Member. I want to lead with that because it matters, the way a blood pressure…read morenumber matters, in that it tells you something about the kind of person you're dealing with before they open their mouth. The Executive level costs $65 more per year than the Gold Star, which sounds like a lot until you understand that the Gold Star is for people who are still deciding whether they need a five-gallon jar of pickle relish in their life. You do. You don't know it yet. That's the Gold Star experience. The Executive gets you 2% cash back, which last year came to $47.12, which I spent on a rotisserie chicken and a bag of coconut clusters. I have no regrets about this. I have a system at Costco. Mrs. W. calls it "the problem" but I call it a workflow, which is a word that shouldn't exist outside of software but has become load-bearing on my Saturdays. I take a cart immediately, before I've seen a single thing I need, because without a cart I feel unmoored in a way that's hard to explain to someone who hasn't stood in a warehouse the size of a small European country holding nothing. The samples are called samples. I call them lunch. I made this joke to a man handing out cubes of teriyaki chicken on a toothpick near an end stand of guacamole and he did not laugh, but he gave me two, so we understood each other. My wife would consider this a "bro moment." The system, if you're new to this, is a wide spiral: something savory near the back, a cracker somewhere in the middle, something sweet near the front, and then, if the timing works, a second pass at the teriyaki man, who by now has either forgotten your face or is pretending he has, as an act of mercy for both of you. The aisle people are the problem. Not all of them, the specific ones who park their cart diagonal to the traffic flow and stand in front of the frozen lasagnas with the expression of someone who has never before encountered a frozen lasagna and must now make peace with the concept. I have catalogued these people over many visits and I believe, with some confidence, that they are Gold Star members. There's a looseness to them, a lack of urgency, that speaks to someone who hasn't yet committed at the Executive level. Committing at the Executive level changes you. You move with purpose and you know, without consulting anyone, where the coconut clusters are. You don't stop in front of the lasagna. My son Henry, who is eight, calls me a "Costco dad" in a tone that suggests this is not entirely a compliment. I take it as one anyway. A Costco dad knows the rotisserie chickens come out at 3:00, has a preferred cashier (Dina, lane 7, very fast, once told me my cart was "very organized," which ranks in the top five compliments I have received as an adult), and feels a specific satisfaction walking to his car with a full cart of things he didn't know he needed two hours ago. That's what Saturdays are for. Four stars because they moved the coconut clusters.

A store is only as good as its employees and customers. The people that work here are very busy…read more Selection varies. Value depends on what you're purchasing.

Highly recommend the TSC on 28 for anyone who values great customer service, a clean store and a…read moresolid selection of products.

Staff is always very friendly and helpful. Prices are competitive to other locations. Will return…read moreand would recommend.

I like the supplies in this store. We have bought feeders, food, and even extemporaneous stuff…read morelike cards. They also have cups, towels, door mats, books, and, of course, bird feeders. The big negative is how they treat you. As soon as you walk in the door, they're on you like white on rice. They constantly act as though you're stealing from them. This is a serious defect, and may deter many people from coming. We are members in their purchase club, and have been there many times, so you'd think they would realize that we aren't thieves, but, no, the treatment is the same. If you can deal with this, you will appreciate the supplies they offer.

We shop here frequently. The owners are nice folks and the staff is very well trained in the…read moreproduct line and what is helpful to birding. It really is a kind of community. So, for the shopper, this is a four stars. Inventory is well stocked, turn over of inventory keeps it fresh. Rewards program helps with incentives for frequent purchases. I have been here many times and there is always a decent and steady traffic of 2 to 4 customers, in and out, each time. Usually there are at least two well informed workers on the floor to assist customers. The last visit, both of the owners (mother and daughter) were on the floor along with at least two others - it was a busy Saturday.