Phase 2 of the construction plans incudes a new retail and warehouse complex, and a new cardlock fuel station. (Image Credit: Submitted/ Lake Country Co-Op)

By Nigel Maxwell

Local business

Phase two of construction set to begin at Agro-site development

Apr 2, 2026 | 9:56 AM

Lake Country Co-op has announced that construction of Phase 2 for their Agro site development in the Rural Municipality of Prince Albert will begin this spring.

This next phase builds on the successful launch of their state-of-the-art, high-volume fertilizer blending facility, which opened in late 2025.

“Phase 2 will focus on consolidating multiple Agro operations into a new, 38,000-squarefoot facility designed to enhance efficiency, expand capacity, and better serve their members,” the company said in a news release. 

The new facility will feature a modern retail and warehouse complex, offering equipment sales, crop protection, farm hardware, and feed. A new cardlock fuel station will also be introduced, offering 24/7 pay-at-the-pump access with both credit and debit options.

The site will also include amenities such as washrooms, showers, and overnight parking. The cardlock will offer multiple grades of gasoline and diesel, including both marked (dyed) and unmarked fuels, all Top Tier certified.

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A diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) dispenser will also be available, with future potential to expand the site to include a truck wash.

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