
US-based rural lifestyle retailer Tractor Supply Company has initiated the construction of a new distribution centre in Nampa, Idaho.
The 865,000ft² facility marks the company’s 11th distribution hub, bringing in an investment of approximately $225m to Canyon County.
The centre will support more than 200 stores in the Pacific Northwest region, enhancing service for local outlets in Middleton, Kuna, and Emmett, Idaho.
Moreover, the facility is being constructed to meet LEED certification criteria.
The projected completion for the distribution centre is slated for late 2026 or early 2027.
Tractor Supply selected Nampa for its new site after considering multiple locations across five states.

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By GlobalDataThe expansion will introduce more than 500 full-time jobs to the local economy, with recruitment for various roles at the distribution centre to begin in the second quarter of 2026.
Tractor Supply chief supply chain officer Colin Yankee said: “Today is an exciting milestone in our company’s storied history. As we mark the ground-breaking of the Nampa facility, we are celebrating the extension of our distribution network to the Pacific Northwest for the very first time.
“We are also celebrating the hundreds of Team Members who will join our Tractor family, and we are celebrating our arrival in our newest home, one that shares our agricultural roots and our commitment to community.”
This announcement follows the opening of Tractor Supply’s largest distribution centre in Maumelle, Arkansas in March 2024.
The facility measures 1.1 million square feet and serves 250 stores while also processing online orders within its region.
Tractor Supply currently operates a network of 12 stores in Idaho and maintains a total of 2,296 stores nationwide across 49 states.
Its existing distribution infrastructure includes ten centres that span from New York to Arizona and beyond.