Worry free home heating starts with reliable propane delivery and contracting solutions that fit your needs and budget from NEW Cooperative. 

Lock in peace of mind now with pre-paid or booking contracts that bring stability and predictability to your heating costs. When you contract propane with NEW Cooperative, you get straightforward pricing, no hidden or extra fees and dependable delivery so don’t have to worry about running low. 

Ready to contract? Need propane delivered? Reach out to our team today!

NEW Cooperative delivers safe, clean-burning propane to homes, farms, acreages, livestock farms, construction sites and commercial businesses across Iowa. Our service areas include:

Northern Iowa: Algona, Bode, Britt, Buffalo Center, Dickens, Dows, Emmetsburg, Everly, Fostoria, Garner, Greenville, Gruver, Klemme, Langdon, LuVerne, Mallard, Meservey, Milford, Rowan, Spencer, Superior, West Bend, Whittemore, Ventura.

For service in the North/Central area, call 515-200-1362 / 866-711-7282

Central Iowa: Badger, Barnum, Blairsburg, Clare, Dows, Duncombe, Fort Dodge, Knierim, Knoke,  Lanyon, Lohrville, Otho, Palmer, Pomeroy, Rands, Roelyn, Woolstock, Vincent.

In the North/Central area, call 515-200-1362 / 866-711-7282

Western Iowa: Anthon, Blencoe, Correctionville, Hornick, Mapleton, Pierson, Onawa, Sloan, Whiting, Ute. 

In Western Iowa, call 712-206-4472

Southern Iowa: Afton, Arispe, Chariton, Clearfield, Corning, Creston, Davis City, Essex, Farragut, Hamburg, Humeston, Lacona, Lamoni, Lenox, Macksburg, Morton Mills, Mt. Ayr, Osceola, Red Oak, Shenandoah, Villisca, Cainsville, MO. 

In Southern Iowa, call 641-347-9403

Click here to see the communities and areas that NEW Cooperative delivers and services propane.

You’ll find reliable fueling and fleet management options in communities throughout our trade area. Whether you’re heading to the farm, the lake, or managing a business or truck fleet, NEW Cooperative offers convenient access to fuel at 31 gas station and NEW Cardtrol Fuel Card locations.
 
All fueling sites feature Cenex® Premium Roadmaster diesel, seasonal winterized diesel blends, and Cenex TOP TIER™ gasoline with ethanol blend options.

Northern Iowa: Britt, Dickens, Emmetsburg, Everly, Gruver, Mallard*, Milford, Spencer, Superior, West Bend & Whittemore. 

Western Iowa: Blencoe*, Correctionville*, Glidden*, Lidderdale*, Pierson, Washta. 

Southern Iowa: Afton, Chariton, Clearfield, Corning, Creston, Ellston, Lacona, Mt. Ayr, Red Oak, Villisca

Missouri: Cainsville*

*Accepts NEW Cooperative fuel card only

Have questions about our fueling sites or fleet managment services? Reach out to us today!

NEW Cooperative is pleased to announce our 2026 patronage rates. We are excited to return $31.7M back to our members. 

It pays to be a member of NEW Cooperative and we are grateful for your continued support! 

Our Annual Meeting is Tuesday, December 1st at the Webster County Fairgrounds near Fort Dodge. We look forward to seeing you there.   

We are in need of leadership candidates for the following seats:

If you or someone you know is interested in seeking election to the NEW Cooperative Board of Directors, please contact our Fort Dodge office at 515-955-2040 by Wednesday, September 9th. 

Dan Dix, NEW Cooperative General Manager

New Dry Fertilizer Facility Progresses in Superior 

 Site preparation began in November, and concrete work was completed in late winter for the new 15,500-ton, 270’ x 88’ dry fertilizer storage and blending facility at our Superior location. Recently crews completed the interior and side walls, finished the roof and began installing the exterior siding. The rail receiving pit will soon be completed and the receiving conveyors and equipment are being installed as they arrive.  

The facility features five internal storage bins ranging from 800 tons to 7,500 tons and receives 400 tons of dry fertilizer per hour off the rail and 250 tons per hour by truck. The project is expected to be finished prior to fall and will greatly improve efficiency and service to our growing customer and member base in northwest Iowa and southern Minnesota. 

Our grain storage expansion project in Osceola, which features a pair of 750,000-bushel concrete silos with 20,000-bushel-per-hour grain receiving capacity, is progressing nicely and will be completed by this fall. Recently the concrete roofs of each silo were completed and the steel support structure that holds the grain leg, distributor and scalper was installed. Conveyors are now being installed on top of the complex and work has started on the electrical control room. The concrete pad for the corn dryer has been poured and the dryer is scheduled to be moved into place mid-June.

Due to outstanding member support, significant growth in grain volumes and its importance in how NEW Cooperative markets grain in our Southern District, Osceola is a very key market outlet for our eight facilities in that area. Most of the corn is shipped out by rail and Osceola is undersized for the grain volumes put through it today. These facility upgrades will make this location a long-term rail market outlet for your grain.

Additional capital projects include liquid fertilizer storage in Emmetsburg, a new office and inbound scale in Red Oak, and several locations are adding anhydrous ammonia storage capacity. We look forward to sharing updates about these projects with you soon. 

Thank you to our customers and members for your continued support of NEW Cooperative! 

All pre-plant application claims (fall and spring) must be reported to NEW Cooperative BEFORE June 15th. 

Thank you for your business this spring and for your strong support of NEW Cooperative over the past 50+ years. Your continued support provides NEW Cooperative with the confidence needed to continue investing in strategic projects that enhance your operations.

Progress continues on several construction projects across our trade territory, including dry fertilizer storage in Superior, liquid fertilizer storage in Emmetsburg, a new office and inbound scale in Red Oak, and grain storage and receiving upgrades in Osceola. In addition, several locations are adding anhydrous ammonia storage capacity to help ensure product availability when you need it most.

Agriculture continues to face financial pressures surrounding input and energy costs, not to mention transportation challenges, much of it driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and its impact on global shipping markets. These conditions will require all of us to communicate more closely than ever this summer to help ensure the fertilizer and crop inputs you need this fall are available when and where needed. NEW Cooperative has already begun working proactively with suppliers and logistics partners to help minimize market risk and position your operation as effectively as possible for the upcoming fall fertilizer season.

Communicating regularly with your local agronomist over the next three months will provide the best opportunity for both NEW Cooperative and your operation to remain properly positioned as we navigate these challenging times together.

It has been exciting to see the rapid growth in users of the NEW Gateway app as we have surpassed 5,500 users — more than doubling the number of users from our previous app. Additional functionality is also coming soon, including the ability to view your farms and fields, as well as receive notifications through the app regarding field activities completed by NEW on your operation.

Moving forward, the NEW Gateway app will serve as the primary source for sharing news, industry updates, challenges, opportunities, and other important information with our members. NEW Gateway is replacing our printed quarterly newsletter, allowing us to provide more timely, up-to-date communication directly with you. 

Also available now within the app is the new “News Link,” which connects you to additional company updates, project progress, announcements, and other happenings across NEW Cooperative.

Lastly, don’t forget to take advantage of the new built-in convenience and simplicity of prepaying inputs or paying your statements through the app. Adoption of this feature continues to grow rapidly.

Once again, we are grateful for your business and appreciate your support!

The NEW Cooperative Foundation recently presented a financial contribution to the Okoboji FFA chapter. Each year Okoboji FFA hosts the Tractor Ride Around West Lake (TRAWL), which serves as the chapter’s main fundraiser. 

“2026 will be our 21st year of hosting the tractor ride around the Okoboji area,” said Rich Martin, FFA advisor at the Okoboji High School, located in Milford, Iowa. “The tractor ride continues to be popular, and this is our biggest fundraiser for the chapter. The money that we raise from this event goes towards funding activities that provide our members real world experiences and the opportunity to build their leadership skills. We are grateful for NEW’s support of our FFA chapter.” 

NEW Cooperative, Inc. is a farmer-owned grain, agronomy, energy and feed cooperative headquartered in Fort Dodge, Iowa. As a leading agriculture retailer, NEW Cooperative is focused on being an innovative and efficient provider of today’s agriculture markets and services to 12,000 members throughout their 82 locations in Iowa.

The NEW Cooperative Foundation is the charitable giving entity of NEW Cooperative, Inc. The Foundation is committed to investing in organizations that are dedicated to youth and education, human services, and civic purposes that further enhance the quality of life in our member’s local communities.

Worry-free home heating propane contracts that fit your (and our customers) needs and budget are available now!

Ready to contract or have questions? Reach out to our team today!

Never miss a moment in the field. 🌱 With SOILMAP Grower Connection, you’ll get real-time text updates when equipment is coming and going—so you’re always informed without the guesswork.

Just text “YES” to 515-417-2904 to opt in and stay connected every step of the way. 📲 

Site preparation for a new 15,000-ton dry fertilizer storage and blending facility at our Superior location began in November. Concrete work got underway in mid-February, and the project is on track for completion ahead of fall. This new facility will enhance efficiency and strengthen our ability to serve members across northwest Iowa and southern Minnesota.

April 8, 2026
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March 27, 2026

Please note that NEW Connect will be disabled on May 1, 2026. We encourage all customers to download the NEW Gateway app to continue accessing their account and services.

If you have any questions or need assistance with setup, login, or navigating the portal, our NEW Gateway Support Team is here to help!
📧 [email protected]
📞 515-955-9045

You can also find helpful resources on the NEW Gateway Help Page on the NEW Cooperative website: NEW Gateway Help Page - NEW Cooperative Inc.

NEW Cooperative serves livestock producers & farm families in north central Iowa. Be sure to contact our feed mill in Garner for: 

·       Beef, swine, sheep, goat, & companion animal feed solutions

·       Bulk or bag custom mix & delivery 

·       Tailored nutrition, & show feed options from trusted partners 

·       Personalized service from local experts, & much more!

When you take advantage of NEW Cooperative’s propane summer fill program, you’ll be ready when winter returns, and comfy and warm when it’s time to heat your home. 

Summer fill propane, going on now through May 31st. 

Ready to order or have questions? Reach out to our team today!

NEW Cooperative recently announced 2025 Patronage Rates. View them HERE.

Thank you to our members for your continued loyalty and support.

NEW Cooperative Donates Hams to Local Communities

During the week of December 8th, NEW Cooperative, Inc. held its annual Hams for Hunger event, supporting food pantries across Iowa. This year, 43 food pantries in NEW Cooperative’s trade territory counties received donated hams from NEW Cooperative.

Since 2018, NEW Cooperative has partnered with local food pantries throughout its trade territory to deliver hams to families in need. This ongoing effort helps ease food insecurity while bringing a bit of extra joy to households during the holiday season. We extend our sincere appreciation to Land O’ Lakes for their continued support. Thanks to their generous matching funds, NEW Cooperative was able to distribute 4,500 hams to local food pantries, the equivalent of 24,630 pounds of Iowa-grown pork.

A heartfelt thank-you also goes out to our dedicated employees who assisted with distributing and delivering hams to these 43 food pantries. Their commitment made it possible to reach communities from the Highway 9 corridor in northwest Iowa, southwest to Fremont County, into the Cainsville, Missouri area, and north along the Interstate 35 corridor.

“NEW Cooperative’s Hams for Hunger event has been a central part of our community-giving program for many years,” said Gary Moritz, NEW Cooperative Communications Director. “We hope this gesture helps make the holiday season a little brighter for every recipient. From all of us at NEW Cooperative, we wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!”

About NEW Cooperative, Inc. and the NEW Cooperative Foundation
NEW Cooperative, Inc. is a farmer-owned grain, agronomy, energy, and feed cooperative headquartered in Fort Dodge, Iowa. As a leading agriculture retailer, NEW Cooperative is focused on being an innovative and efficient provider of today’s agriculture markets and services to 12,000 members throughout their 83 locations in Iowa.

The NEW Cooperative Foundation is the charitable giving entity of NEW Cooperative, Inc. The Foundation is committed to investing in organizations that are dedicated to youth and education, human services, and civic purposes that further enhance the quality of life in our member’s local communities.

Buy now. Pay later!

With our Delayed Diesel Payment program, fill your farm diesel tanks now and have until April 15, 2026 to pay! Programs ends March 31st. Diesel price set day of delivery. Some exclusions apply.

North & Central area: 515-200-1362 | 866-711-7282

Western Iowa area: 712-206-4472

Southern area: 641-347-9403