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Tractor Supply Opens $200M Idaho Distribution Hub With 80 Docks

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Thursday, September 24, 2026

Tractor Supply Co. will launch operations at its new 865,000-square-foot distribution center in Nampa, Idaho this October. The facility represents a $200 million investment and will initially serve 123 stores across nine states, including Oregon and Washington. The center features 80 truck docks designed to streamline inbound and outbound traffic. At full capacity, the distribution center can support more than 200 stores. The operation will employ 500 workers and includes space for future growth. The Nampa location is the first Tractor Supply distribution center to deploy an automated storage and retrieval system, enabling faster store replenishment. Construction commenced in December 2024 and wrapped in July. Tractor Supply operates 2,463 stores across 49 states.

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