Tractor Supply opens latest distribution center in Idaho
Tractor Supply has opened a distribution center in Nampa, Idaho, the retailer’s 11th such facility. The distribution center is 865,000 square feet, and the retailer said it will bring 500 full-time jobs to the region. It features additional acreage for future expansion, according to the retailer, as well as 80 truck docks that it said […] The post Tractor Supply opens latest distribution center in Idaho appeared first on Digital Commerce 360.
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Tractor Supply has opened a distribution center in Nampa, Idaho, the retailer’s 11th such facility. The distribution center is 865,000 square feet, and the retailer said it will bring 500 full-time jobs to the region.
It features additional acreage for future expansion, according to the retailer, as well as 80 truck docks that it said it has optimized for inbound and outbound traffic flow. The new Tractor Supply distribution center will support 123 stores across nine states in its first year.
Tractor Supply said it designed the facility to serve more than 200 stores at full operational capacity. As of June 27, the end of its fiscal Q2, Tractor Supply operated 2,463 stores across 49 states. It also operated 209 “Petsense by Tractor Supply” stores in 23 states.
CEO Hal Lawton said at Barclays 19th Annual Global Consumer Staples Conference in early September that for about five or six years, Tractor Supply has offered delivery from stores across the country. That includes same-day, two- and three-day shipping options, depending on what consumers select. “So what we’ve been rolling out over the last 1.
5 years is our own kind of what we call Final Mile delivery,” Lawton said at the conference. “And in essence, what we’re doing is we’re taking every three to four stores. We’re making — we’re creating a hub-and-spoke system and serving four stores out of one store.” Delivery from its stores, in particular, is scaling faster than originally planned.
The company completed as many last-mile deliveries in the first half of 2026 as it did in all of 2025, Lawton said on the retailer’s Q2 earnings call. Tractor Supply is No. 83 in the Top 1000 Database. The market research tool tracks North America’s largest online retailers, ranking them by annual ecommerce sales and more. Tractor Supply is also No.
225 in Digital Commerce 360’s new AI Rankings. That set of rankings is available in the Top 1000 Pro with AI Database. News Tractor Supply grows digital sales despite a challenging Q2 Mary Meisenzahl | Jul 28, 2026
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