Just did my spring planting shopping and I'm super excited! I buy for future most times and so when I look for plants that will last and also make me more babies I love that about tractor supply. Making my bottom line happy for great pricing per plant. Also PEEPS are in! I love hearing them when I walk in the front. This location has the friendliest associates and a great manager. Always helpful. You know it's a great store when all the carts are inside. read more

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This is our go to place for all our animal and farm needs. Everyone is so friendly and helpful, and they always seem to have everything we need in stock. We feel like the bedding pellets are a good deal for our horse stalls. We were able to purchase fencing materials at a reasonable price, and there is always something cute and chewy for our dog. We love TSC! read more

Lady at front was rude and snooby. Dog was is poorly put together compared to other tractor supply stors

I could stay in this store all day. I picked up a few seeds but I look forward to spring time. This will be my new favorite place.

i just want to give a shout out to emily. in the world we live in now it is hard to find a person that has a smile on their face and willingness to help. emily is always the one at the front with that smile makes a hard day at work better after talking with her. i went in to get a pair of work boots and didn't relize the price difference and made my purchase and left. on the way home i noticed the difference and called back and explained the situation and emily told me to bring them back and she would fix it. she did just that! it was even my fault and she still made it right! i sure hope tractor supply knows the gem they have with emily. thank you emily for always making things easy in a world full of hard ! I pray someone blesses you the way you do others ! read more

Tractor Supply - THANKS FOR ALWAYS SUPPLYING THE DEER FOOD BY THE WAY ALSO ! - Farming Equipment Near Me - Dallas, Georgia

Great place great staff and I can always find what I'm looking for! Store is clean and always stocked with lots of products and specials. They also have electric golf carts, gas, big horns, little jeeps, and little motorcycles that are for off-road, which are awesome. Also a great selection of hats, pants shirts, gloves, shoes, boots, you name it they got it. read more

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This tractor supply is awesome. The store is completely organized and clean, and they always have the products I need.

The mobile pet clinic service is very easy & a great service. We got our dogs shots at the last min so that we could bore them. No muss or fuss. Get there early. The line can get long by the time they start the clinic hours. read more

We go out of our way from Smyrna to come here for dog food. The employees seem friendly and are willing to go to the back to the warehouse to make sure they are out of the product I am looking for which I do appreciate very much. We buy the 4 Health brand because they have grain-free kibble and it seems like my dog likes it after trying many different brands over the past year. Our pup is a picky eater so I am glad to finally find a kibble she likes. The 4 Health can of beef and chicken seems like a winner for our pup as well. I guess its like the dog's version of pate. If my dog keeps liking her food, I will keep making the trek to come here. The price is right and its a good brand of dog food. read more

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I wish they had tools for yard work. They do have everything else needed for a farm though at very reasonable prices.

I always come here to get my dog food and toys, wide range of products and cool deals. read more

Tractor Supply - Our favorite place for dog food - Farming Equipment Near Me - Dallas, Georgia

This store is great for certain items, for instance: We buy our dogfood here, as the Tractor Supply brand is very healthy for the dogs. We bring our propane tanks here to get filled, as it is much cheaper to fill them than change them out, also you can see that you are actually getting a full tank. Their selection of bolts and hardware is really good. Some of their stock is on the pricey side and they do not give military discount like Home Depot or a Lowes does. read more

Stopped in here for the first time a few days ago. I was greeted by friendly staff that were willing to help if I needed it, or just let me browse through it all. I ended up grabbing some dog food and toys for my pup, and they told me about an upcoming farmers market this weekend. Lookin forward to coming back here again. read more

This place has a hugh roach problem don't buy anything that isn't seal completely no card board or box items I'm sure you will have roaches in the product read more

I absolutely love this location. The staff is always helpful and very friendly, they don't mind taking the time to talk to you about what you're needing. They always have what I need and sometimes I find new things to try. My kids love going in with me this time of year to see all the baby ducks and chicks. All healthy looking. Great products, great people. read more

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I have no issue with the store itself. I mostly buy dog food there. Their 4 health brand is good and not bad price compared to some. My biggest issue with this place is that it takes no less than 15 min to check out every time I'm there. carts here are scarce so I'm usually lugging my 35lb bag of dog food, which isn't a big deal until I have to stand there with it forever. I will also say be careful of which bones you buy from there. I bought some for my dogs and in only a few minutes they were splintering and had become dangerous so I had to take them away. read more

Granted, I can get many things at the closer Feed and Seed but where Standard is creepy, dark, rude, and generally upsetting TSC is bright, open, and willing. Down home country it's not. Far, far, away, it is. But it seems to be ALWAYS open. I can have things I need ordered if they are not already in stock.They're very helpful both in person and on the phone... which I consider a serious bonus since I live over an hour away and driving out there is a pain. I haven't had an experience where the staff didn't know what they were doing or couldn't help me but it is sometimes hard to find someone on the sales floor. read more

A few years ago I had a project car. As some of you may know, when you work on a project car you need many things. Tools, nuts, bolts, blood, sweat, money, dedication.. So about the only thing I had enough of in this was blood and sweat. Although I didn't receive any money from Tractor Supply, it was a joy to shop here. We purchased a very large air compressor (larger than you can get at most stores) so that it would outpace our sandblaster and pneumatic tools. The compressor does an excellent job of this and made the restoration project worlds easier. The knowledgeable staff (although sparse and not always the friendliest, but still present) helped us make decisions when we needed their assistance. The "old fashioned" style buckets for nuts and bolts made getting them by the bag MUCH easier. All in all, this is the way all hardware stores USED to be, and the way more of them should be. I would recommend TSC for any of those obscure parts/tools you need but cant find at your local Lowes or Home Depot. I didn't finish that project car. I got as far as a restored rolling chassis with engine and sold it. I miss the car, but my wallet and I are on speaking terms again. Perhaps one day we'll revisit that with another project vehicle. If that day comes.. I will be a frequent customer once again. read more

This is more to vent than anything. I doubt someone will care. I also doubt anyone on their board will care. So I will not buy their stock again We have been shopping at TS for many, many years. We have bought baby chicks from there and raised them with their supplies. Recently, we went into the store to purchase the same oil we have done in the past. We would rather order from a local business then go through Amazon. But, there wasn't any oil on the shelf. We asked them to order us three bottles. Almost a month later we received a call advising us they were in. We went to the store within 24 hours to pick them up. When we arrived, we were told there was only one bottle left for us because another employee sold the other two bottles to another customer. We left angry. Not only did we wait almost a month for the oil, we drove from South Cobb to get there. I cant think of any reason to go back to the Tractor Supply if this is how they do business. read more

We bought a $500 dog kennel for online we show up to pick it up we have the improper vehicle (our fault) so we agreed to come back the next day in the rental truck to get it, put a SOLD sticker on it with my name and number, we show up the next day to get it and they sold it to somebody else. Thank god T.J. was working because the managers Gary and Kim decided not to help while we stood in the outside pickup area with our rental truck. Throughout the whole process we never dealt with a manager only T.J. How are they selling something that's already sold? Get your inventory right but more importantly get your customer service right. T.J. showed nothing but politeness and understanding. Kim informed us this happens so I would not trust spending your money online unless you are in their store and see it with your eyes. You'd think spending $500 on one product they'd try to work something out but they decided to let T.J figure it out. Give that man the manager job. read more

If I had to sum up everything that is wrong with American culture, I'd do it with three words: Tractor Supply Co. The one retail category that should remain sacred--untouched by corporate hands--at least in my mind, is farming. OK, perhaps that's a pipe dream given that most farming in our country is, in fact, very, very corporate, but I take serious issue with this reality. Many (including all but one or two of the in-town) mom n' pops of the industry have been driven out of business by (among other things) the money grubbing big box that is Tractor Supply Co. And I fear that they are driving more and more of the rural farm supply stores out of business every day. When you go to a feed store, you are supposed to find a whole bunch of specialty products that would baffle the untrained eye and whose only hint at implementation is an icon of a pig, sheep or other similar livestock/plant. An old man in overalls (who you know by name and who knows you by name) is supposed to greet you and help you with your purchase, offering advice that spans the seasons--and the decades. His grandson is supposed to load your pick-up truck. A few cats should be milling around the premises. Other, like-minded outdoorsy types are supposed to be on-hand for shootin' the shit (be it swine, bovine or equine) and swapping tips on de-worming a large herd. Baby chicks are most likely available on a seasonal basis. And you should drive away with everything you need...some of the items will arrive back at the store in about a week (they had to be special ordered, but they were, at no extra charge). That's the way it is supposed to be. Generations upon generations of Americans did it this way, and were happy--not frustrated or annoyed. It's not that way anymore. And Tractor Supply Co. doesn't have any of the amenities that I described above, well unless you count the frustrated and annoyed bit. At Tractor Supply Co., many items are out of stock, most of the employees (at the front registers, mind you, since there are none to be found walking the aisles) have no idea what they are selling and it's Home-Depotish in the sense that there is never a single, trained employee around to help you out or offer sage advice; actually, there is nobody around period until you decide to check out and then there is a really, really long line (it almost drove me, a straight and sorta narrow, to shoplift with reckless abandon). I guess I can get used to the fact that most farming, especially on a small scale, must now be done on line. But I mourn the days-gone-by when an interested party walked down to the general store to "make groceries" and "jot down" to the proprietor what was needed for this year's season. Still, if we have to spend our hard-earned dollars somewhere that specializes in what we need for our farm fantasy, even if it is some kind of crappy big-box, it should at least be nice and shop-able. Not totally and completely sucky. Right? Boo to you Tractor Supply Co. You swooped down with your deep pockets and your fancy sign and made it hard for smaller scale operations to compete. Then you decided that, unlike your foundering competitors, you would offer nothing in the way of customer service to your patrons. Way to go. Sure, you charge a dollar or two less. But is it worth it? I say no. Though your web site is nice (which is the only thing that earns them the second star) compared to your hell-on-earth of a store, it will be hard for me to give you a single penny more of my business. read more

I really can get everything from Standard Feed and Seed and it's closer to me. None of the tractor supply locations are close by and the only thing I really need from them is goat chow. The hay is more expensive than at standard feed and seed and so is the sweet feed. But the store itself has a better overall presentation and doesn't have that creepy feel to it. read more

The employees are friendly and helpful and they have good deals on pet supplies. Definitely less expensive than Petsmart. The downsides: they don't have enough shopping carts, and they often don't have enough cashiers. read more

My favorite place for pet supplies. Staff is awesome, they are very knowledgable and helpful.

Tractor supply is open seven days a week which makes it convenient when I'm in bind. It's also close to my work so it's convenient when I don't have much time on my hands. The people are always friendly at this location. The prices are a little higher than the local farm supply stores. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because their prices are high and they are commercial. I prefer to support the local stores. read more

I called this store (115 Greystone Power Blvd, Dallas, GA 30157) to inquire about pricing for fence wire, (their main web-site says to check pricing at individual stores) and was treated extremely rude on the phone by three different people! They sounded very aggravated to help me! I am very surprised by their terrible attitude toward a customer. I was going to buy a lot of fence wire for livestock, but not now, I'll go somewhere else. Money is hard to come by these days and I will be spending mine at another farm supply store that appreciates my business. People should treat paying customers better, it is our money that keeps them in business and makes their paychecks! read more

Good products, terrible staff. Just a bunch of rude clock punchers. I bought a 600.00 welder and the staff had to get it out for me , they acted like it was gonna kill em. Another time an expensive compressor, same story. Needed some welding cable cut another trip, took them half an hour to get over there then three trips to back to get a cutting tool then it was bolt cutters which of course did not work and that was the manager who was rude also ( at least they are consistent ) I should have brought my own cutters in. Seems like they should be glad to sell stuff and support the fact that it takes money to create their paycheck. I have to go up there today for welding gas I am sure thats really goona piss em off and if it does I will call corporate and do all I can with it and that will be my last trip there which means driving to another store ( not TC) further away. I just can't handle a business that gets mad when you want to buy something. Perry read more