Love this place. Especially when you get your chicks. You don't have to wait in a line. Go in and…read morepay and place your order for the type of chicks you want for the weeks they are coming in. Then they notify you the mornjng they arrive. You do have to be availableto go in right away. I've nit having to stand in line

We swung in to grab some stable mats and were surprised at the awesome inventory of Pioneer Feed…read more The staff inside and the warehouse staff were all very helpful! We got our mats no problem. They also have a great selection of pet food, toys, and other great supplies!

The new owners have turned it into a great store, clean, organized, good prices, friendly service…read moreand the best dog greeter anywhere. We're so glad you took over!

The new owners are amazing, and the place looks great! Everything I needed and excellent service!read more

Their terrific to work with, great Hay prices, beautiful property!read more

This is one of those hidden gems. On the outskirts of Battleground, WA. in Ridgefield. A beautiful…read morelittle farm with a very good selection of pumpkins. Plenty of activities for the little ones including a free corn maze that was decent size. A train ride for small children was constantly cruising around the property. There were some beverages and food for sale ( Hawaiian teriyaki) which we didn't partake of although others seemed to be enjoying it. There was also a one man band playing ,very well I might add, fifties music. That was one of my favorite parts of the visit. Parking was super organized and directed by a welcoming gentleman with a smile on his face. No entry fee to get in but the pumpkins were a tad bit more expensive at $0.50/lb compared to about $0.33/lb at a few other farms. The price difference was okay with us because the experience was lovely. One of the women that was there working took time to take a family photo for us and offered to take more. She was very sweet. She was wearing a costume that looked as if she was riding a horse. One small tip to those with bee allergies: Bring your Epipen. You should really bring it everywhere anyway but there were a few bees buzzing around. Nothing crazy but where there is fruit and produce there will always be that one unruly bee that finds the person with the bee allergy. I highly recommend visiting this wonderful little farm. We truly enjoyed our visit.

Too many reviews of sick puppies on main google page! When will Joe public learn to quit supporting…read morepuppy mills? When? If you SEE something, SAY something. If you were someone that unknowingly stumbled upon a bad breeding facility to purchase a puppy, you need to report it! You can either report it to the USDA, your state agency, your local rescue or shelter, or you can contact @ info@bailingoutbenji.com and point you in the right direction! The Humane Society of the United States also has a phone number that you can call to report these concerns to. 1-877-Mill-Tip. You can also contact us if you purchased a sick puppy. These pics are from the owners own FB page- clearly some backyard breeding here, all for the sake of $$$$$ 99% are puppy mill dogs-do your research people

For those of you saying that Remnant sells sick puppy mill dogs, YOU ARE INCORRECT. Local…read moreresidents/breeders have Remnant sell their puppies for them. We are one of those breeders and our puppies are purebred and healthy. Remnant doesn't seek out puppy mill puppies to sell. You should know your facts before you write disparaging things about a business. They are a reputable local business and yes, sometimes there is a single puppy left waiting to be purchased. But they are not sick puppy mill dogs.

Please remember to treat your customers nice. Being rude or standoffish to someone makes them not…read morewant to ever come back to your store. Which I will never come back to this store. Also when I go to meetings with other military veterans I will say to never go to this store as they are rude and disrespectful. Unfortunate because I have been coming here for years but will take my business to Lowe's from now on.

After multiple attempts of making this our local hardware store since we recently moved nearby, I…read moredon't think i can become a regular customer here. The service is completely awful. Everyone here i've dealt with is so rude. The lady at the front completely rude to us for no reason. Then, today I took my daughter to go look at the farm animals they have outside. There was another family there with their little kid. One of the employees drove up in his tractor, got off, and told us to get out in the most rude tone. It was an open area to see the animals and we weren't on the same side of the fence as the farm animals, but by the feed. If they don't want people in there then they should have their gates closed and a sign. In fact, i'm pretty sure we're allowed to be there but he was just so rude about having us exit so he can feed the animals. Horrible customer service. will never buy from their expensive store again. You lost a valuable customer.

Tillamook was everything I ever wanted it to be when I thought about visiting Oregon! As a cheese…read morelover and necessary lactaid taker, I was happy with my experience here. They are currently renovating to an even larger space, but they are staying open. The factory layout is something like a gift shop area, a cafeteria area, and an upstairs to the birds eye view of production. Their samples that they have out are amazing and delicious! I wasn't too big a fan of their squeaky cheese (cheese curds) but they had a red pepper jack cheese that tasted like beef jerky! We also went to their cafeteria and got their food and it was cheese heaven. I got a grilled turkey cheese with a tomato soup. My SO got a pesto turkey panini with fries and a fresh cup of milk. I would drop by here to have lunch occasionally if I lived nearby! Overall, great experience! SYOY, Jess

Fantastic farm store, very friendly & helpful staff, solid selection of pet supplies plus a small…read moreselection of Tillamook brand dairy products. You can find everything from buckets & boots to bee keeping supplies & bag balm. They also sell products with names not starting in B like wheelbarrows & shovels. If you visit at the right time of year you might even get to see the baby chicks & ducks they sell.