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Nutrien Ag Solutions - La Grande

64325 Booth Lane
La Grande, OR 97850
o: (541) 963-3735
f:  (541) 963-3248

Management:

     Branch Manager:

          Luke Benson
          (541) 786-2856
          luke.benson@cpsagu.com

Field Staff:

     Fieldmen:

          Gabe White
          (541) 768-4524
          gabe.white@cpsagu.com

     Field/Team Support:

          Tanner Sheahan
          (541) 936-0972
          tanner.sheahan@cpsagu.com

Office Personnel:

     Administration:

          Mari Brainerd
          (541) 963-3735
          mari.brainerd@cpsagu.com

Operations:

          Derek Shaffer
          (541) 786-3404

          Josh Meier
          (541) 786-2998

       

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