HELENA, Mont. — Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen highlighted the new Tractor Supply Co. Store in Helena earlier this week, meeting with store manager Kevin Stanina and touring the company’s latest addition to its statewide retail network.
The new store, which officially opened in November, expands Tractor Supply’s long-standing presence in Montana. There are now multiple stores across the state that support farmers, ranchers, pet owners, and rural homeowners—reflecting Montana’s deep agricultural roots and outdoor way of life.
“Tractor Supply’s commitment to serving rural communities reflects the very values that define Montana,” Secretary Jacobsen said. “What began 85 years ago as a small mail‑order business has grown into a major operator of farm and ranch stores in the U.S. We’re proud to welcome a company with such a remarkable legacy to our capital city.”
Tractor Supply is known for its wide range of practical, everyday products—from livestock feed and fencing to tools, clothing, and garden supplies—designed to support what it calls “Life Out Here.”
Secretary Jacobsen highlights the importance of businesses like Tractor Supply in strengthening local economies, supporting agriculture, and providing essential goods to Montana families.
“The opening of this new Helena location is great news for our community,” Secretary Jacobsen added. “It brings jobs, convenience, and a strong partner for the farmers, ranchers, and pet owners who keep Montana thriving.”
The Helena store is open to the public, located at 2345 Shorthorn Avenue, across from Costco.