Quincy Farm & Home Supply

“Stopped into Farm & Home Supply in Quincy, Illinois while I was out camping in the area — and I’ve gotta say, this store is a gem. It reminds me a lot of a cross between Tractor Supply and Blain’s Farm & Fleet back home in the Chicagoland area, but with its own Southern flair. The store is huge — seriously, you could spend an hour just walking around checking out everything they stock. They’ve got a solid lineup of outdoor and camping gear, lawn and garden stuff, tools, workwear, and way more than you’d expect at first glance. What really stood out to me, though, was the hunting section — it’s way more extensive than what I’m used to seeing back home. They’ve got everything from camo and accessories to hunting blinds and tree stands — and yes, they sell firearms, ammunition, and gun safes right there in-store. If you’re a hunter or into shooting sports, this is absolutely a spot you’ll want to check out. It also happens to be that time of year when they’ve got baby chicks and even bunnies for sale — which is always fun to see, even if you’re not looking to build your own backyard flock. The live animal section adds a cool, homey touch to the place. The staff was helpful and courteous. I asked a few questions and never felt like I was being rushed or brushed off. You can tell this store has a solid local following and they take pride in keeping things stocked and organized. Only downside? They don’t fill propane tanks — they only offer exchanges. That’s not the end of the world, but since I’m out camping, I was hoping to get a refill rather than trade in my tank. Just something to note if you’re in the same situation. All said and done, I’d absolutely come back to this Farm & Home Supply. Whether you’re a camper, hunter, gardener, DIYer, or just want to browse a huge variety of cool, useful stuff — this place has something for you.”

— Jason Ward

“Delivered a live partial to this facility . Staff was polite & professional . Unload time took about 45 minutes give or take . The recieving office is right up the ramp next to dock #1 . Easiest way I found into the facility recieving docks was N. 48th St & Oak right as soon as you're getting right past the McDonald's coming off of the interstate 172 .”

— Nando Arroyo

“Truckers if you are coming here it off I-72 and turn onto Broadway n then look for the McDonald's sign n you will turn at the light n come down towards oak St n make a left onto oak St u will see a self serve car wash on left before oak St.. then come straight down to circle n drive way in slight left. Also receiving hours Monday and Friday 7am to 15:00pm and also truckers brokers might give u address 525 n 48th St but on Google look for farm and home location”

— King “Vincenzo the trucker” Love