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Day & Day Feed Mill honored in the US Senate



2021-11-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Gale Cowan, Adair County Judge Executive.
Long time family business, Day and Day Feed Mill of Columbia, was honored as the Senate Small Business of the Week. US Senator Rand Paul introduced the official record which included:

"1954 Garland Day established Day and Day Feed Mill to provide cattle feed and supplies to the community. His sons Alan and Bobby took over in the 1960s

"His grandsons Anthony and Gary, and cousin Ray Brock, became leaders of the business in the 1990s and expanded the business in 2009. Today they are a full service farm and ranch store providing everything from agrochemicals and seeds to fishing and hunting supplies."


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