Bomgaars Spotlighted as Logan County Farm Supply Hub by Chamber

Bomgaars in Sterling has been featured by the Logan County Chamber of Commerce as its Business of the Week, underscoring the store’s importance to the county’s farm economy and household supply chain. The Sterling location at 102 N 12th Ave St. is billed as a large-format retail outlet of roughly 66,000+ square feet that serves customers from Sterling and surrounding rural areas.

The store’s inventory spans traditional farm and ranch needs and everyday household goods. Departments include lawn and garden, clothing and footwear, farm supplies, pet products, automotive, paint, hardware, tools, housewares, toys and firearms at some locations. Services at the Sterling store include special orders, in-store assembly and propane tank exchange, offering convenience for agricultural operators and rural residents who rely on ready access to parts, supplies and seasonal goods. The store can be reached at (970) 522-2612.

Local business groups say weekly spotlights such as the Chamber’s Member/Business of the Week aim to promote community commerce and highlight long-standing contributors to Logan County’s business landscape. Bomgaars’ broad selection of SKUs and in-store services positions it as a retail anchor outside Sterling’s downtown, complementing smaller local retailers and providing a one-stop option for items that range from everyday household needs to farm equipment and supplies.

For Logan County’s farm and ranch economy, such a full-service retailer has tangible implications. Maintaining a local supplier network reduces the need for lengthy trips to distant urban centers, keeps consumer spending within the county, and shortens the supply chain for time-sensitive inputs like feed, parts and propane. The scale of Bomgaars’ Sterling location also supports availability of harder-to-find items through special orders, which is important for farm productivity and household maintenance in rural communities.

Looking ahead, large-format farm and ranch retailers play a role in the resilience of rural retail ecosystems by blending broad merchandise assortments with services that meet on-farm and at-home needs. For residents who prefer to shop locally or need quick access to specialty items, Bomgaars remains a prominent option in Logan County’s retail mix. The Sterling store’s hours and further details are available by phone at (970) 522-2612.