Goliad Farm and Ranch Supplies: Planning Your Order

A feed order and a fence project can compete for the same trailer space. Before hauling supplies from Cuero to a Goliad property, work out what you can carry safely, what needs delivery and what must arrive before the work starts. A little preparation also makes it easier to compare quotes. DeWitt County Producers lists Goliad in its service area. This guide covers the products to ask about and the details to settle for pickup, feed delivery, fencing materials and pasture work.

What a Goliad ranch or homestead buys from the co-op

The co-op has operated in Cuero since 1948 and serves Goliad-area customers. Its feed mill, fertilizer services and fencing range make it worth considering for a larger ranch order. Start with an itemized list rather than assuming every product can be delivered together.

Use these product categories to build a Goliad ranch order. Confirm current stock, sizes and quantities before you drive or arrange delivery:

• Cattle feed and mineral: Purina feed, range cubes, cottonseed cubes, loose mineral and tubs
• Coastal and alfalfa hay
• Fencing: cedar and treated posts, T-posts, barbed and net wire, Priefert gates, Gallagher electric fence
• Fertilizer, ag lime and fall pasture seed
• Veterinary supplies and dewormers. Discuss product selection with your veterinarian
• Ranch hardware: bolts, square tubing, angle iron, PVC pipe and water well supplies

Feed for Goliad cattle, horses, goats and chickens

As a Purina feed dealer, the co-op offers feeds for cattle, horses, goats, sheep and poultry. It also provides custom feed mixing to a specified formula. Bring your current ration, animal numbers and any forage test results when discussing the options.

Ask about the appropriate products for each animal group, then confirm packaging and delivery arrangements for your order:

• Cattle: range cubes, cottonseed cubes, protein supplements, loose mineral, tubs, and liquid protein feed and molasses
• Horses: Purina horse feed selected for age, workload and feeding needs
• Goats and sheep: species-appropriate feed, with show products available to discuss
• Chickens: poultry feed matched to the birds' age and purpose
• Dogs and cats: pet food, supplies and chews

Fence, fertilizer and brush control for Goliad County pastures

Posts, wire rolls and gates can make a fence order awkward to haul. The co-op's fencing page names Goliad in its delivery area. Compare the delivered quote with your own hauling costs, and confirm how the materials will be unloaded.

The co-op supplies dry and liquid fertilizer and ag lime, and advertises custom fertilizer and herbicide application. Treat these as separate decisions: what the field needs, which product fits, and who will apply it. Before placing an order, discuss:

1. A soil test for fertilizer and lime recommendations, and a separate forage test for feed planning
2. Dry or liquid fertilizer and ag lime at the rate the test calls for
3. Custom herbicide application or equipment rental, with a quote for your specific acreage and job
4. The target weeds or pests, label directions and any grazing or haying restrictions

What drives the cost and how much to order at once

Your total on a Goliad order turns on a few choices you control: bulk or bagged feed, a stock ration or a custom mix, pickup in Cuero or delivery, and whether you spread fertilizer yourself or pay for custom application. Ask for prices on each option side by side when you call.

Compare the full delivered total for the quantities you need. A larger load may reduce trips, but storage capacity, feed use and the supplier's charging method matter too. Ask whether feed, mineral and fence materials can be combined, whether separate loads cost extra and whether any minimum applies.

Planning Goliad purchases by season, not by a fixed date

Plan around what your pasture and herd need, then order ahead of that need so a Goliad delivery has time to be scheduled. Rains, grazing and herd size shift the timing every year, so a standing order date matters less than calling early.

For winter pasture and food plots, ask about the current seed selection before settling on a variety or quantity. Explain your planting method and intended use. If you also need fertilizer or hunting supplies, include them on the quote request, but confirm whether they can travel with the feed order.

Keep an up-to-date list of animal health supplies recommended by your veterinarian. Check labels and expiration dates before replacing products. A farm-supply guide cannot determine which treatment a sick or injured animal needs.

Pickup in Cuero or delivery to Goliad: which fits your order

Pickup at the Cuero store can suit smaller orders or a trip you already plan to make. For larger quantities, the co-op offers bulk and bagged feed delivery. Confirm stock for pickup and address access for delivery. Neither option guarantees same-day availability.

The table below lays out four ways to get supplies to a Goliad place and what to ask about each one before you commit.

Option	Best for	What it covers	What to confirm when you call
Pickup at the Cuero store	Bagged feed, vet supplies, hardware, small fence repairs	Available stock at 401 W. Church Street in Cuero. Call before traveling	That the item is in stock before you drive
Bulk feed delivery	Cattle herds on bulk or custom-mixed rations	Bulk and bagged feed hauled on the co-op's trucks for a fee	The fee, any minimum and whether your road is in range
Fence delivery	New fence lines or large repair jobs	Posts, T-posts, wire and gates, with Goliad named in the delivery area	The fee and the delivery day
Custom application	Fertilizer or herbicide over many acres	Custom fertilizer or herbicide application, subject to the job and location	How the quote is calculated, the product and suitable timing

How to choose a farm supply store that serves Goliad

Choose a supplier around your actual project. Compare the exact products, quantities, availability and delivery arrangements you need. Ask each store the same practical questions:

1. Delivers to your road in Goliad County, with the fee stated up front
2. Stocks both bulk and bagged feed
3. Mixes a custom ration to your own formula
4. Carries the required fence materials, fertilizer or seed, with availability confirmed item by item
5. Offers soil testing for fertilizer decisions and forage testing for feed planning
6. Applies fertilizer and herbicide when you lack the equipment
7. Answers a phone line you can reach before the drive

DeWitt County Producers publishes feed, fencing, testing and application services. Confirm which apply to your Goliad address and order. A useful quote includes the products, quantities, delivery or application charges and timing.

Common Goliad farm supply questions

Does DeWitt County Producers Coop deliver feed to Goliad, TX?

Yes. DeWitt County Producers Coop delivers feed to Goliad for a fee, on its own trucks, from its store at 401 W. Church Street in Cuero. The co-op's Goliad page says bulk feed delivery covers most of the local area, so give your road or ranch location when you call (361) 275-3441 and confirm the delivery day.

How much does feed delivery to Goliad cost?

The co-op quotes delivery charges for the location and order. Call (361) 275-3441 with your Goliad address, the feed and the quantity needed. Ask for the product price, delivery charge, any minimum and the total. Confirm whether other materials can share the load before counting on a combined delivery.

Where can I get custom mixed cattle feed near Goliad?

DeWitt County Producers Coop in Cuero mixes feed to your own formula on the co-op's mill, using Purina and other ingredients. Goliad customers can pick up the ration at 401 W. Church Street or have it delivered to Goliad for a fee. Bring your formula, or a forage test result, when you call (361) 275-3441.

Can fencing supplies be delivered to Goliad?

Yes. DeWitt County Producers Coop lists Goliad, Victoria and Yoakum in the delivery area on its fencing page. The co-op stocks cedar and treated posts, T-posts, brace pipe, barbed and net wire, Priefert gates and panels, and Gallagher electric fence. Delivery carries a fee, so confirm the cost and day before your crew starts.

Can the co-op arrange pasture herbicide application near Goliad?

DeWitt County Producers advertises custom herbicide application. Call with your Goliad-area address, acreage and the weeds or brush involved to confirm service availability and a quote. If you plan to apply a product yourself, ask about equipment rental and follow the full product label.

Should I soil test before fertilizing a Goliad pasture?

A soil test is a useful starting point for fertilizer and lime decisions. The co-op offers soil testing. Ask how to collect a representative sample and allow time for results before ordering. Forage testing answers a different question by assessing feed quality. Texas A&M AgriLife provides instructions for both.

What phone number should Goliad customers call to order feed?

Call the Cuero co-op at (361) 275-3441. Have your Goliad address, feed or material list and quantities ready. Ask about current stock, pickup hours or the delivery charge and available window before making the trip to 401 W. Church Street.

Sources (checked October 5, 2026)

• DeWitt County Producers Coop: Animal Feed and Supply in Goliad, TX
• DeWitt County Producers Coop: Fence Supplies in Cuero, TX
• DeWitt County Producers: Bulk Feed Delivery
• DeWitt County Producers: Products and Services
• Texas A&M AgriLife: Soil, Water and Forage Testing Laboratory
• EPA: Pesticide Labels