ASE Feed & Supply

09/10/2026

The Village of Plain City, Ohio Corn Carnival is this Saturday! Post a pic by our banner uptown and get $10 off your next purchase!
1 per household, expires September 30
WE ❤️ 🌽

08/01/2026

07/29/2026

Thank you Village of Plain City, Ohio for taking the time to capture and share our story!

06/18/2026

Can you believe this is our first family pic at the store? Thank you Village of Plain City, Ohio for making it happen!

Pictured: Ken Jewell, his wife Teresa Jewell, and their three daughters Amy Hamilton, Stacy Carl, and Emily Smith.

ABOUT US: Ken started working at DJ's Feed in 1984. He purchased the business in 2001 and named it 'ASE' Feed & Supply after his daughters. In 2026 he passed the business to the girls.

06/14/2026

Have you met our new Customer Relations Manager, Teddy? 🐶

Teddy joined Stacy’s family two months ago and has quickly become the favorite ASE greeter. He is a 4 month old Great Pyrenees/Anatolian Shepard mix. He is a little shy when you meet him, but he is very friendly after the first sniff! He is great with kids and craves attention. He would love to meet you!

04/26/2026

What a wonderful Customer Appreciation Day!
We had the opportunity to celebrate Mike's retirement, visit with old and new friends, and catch up with Ken.
Thank you to all of our customers for 25 years of support!

04/17/2026

MIKE KUHN RETIRES AFTER 6 DECADES OF MIXING FEED

The team at ASE Feed & Supply extends its deepest gratitude to Mike Kuhn for his decades of services and wishes him a well-earned retirement filled with rest, family, and the satisfaction of a job exceptionally well done.

Kuhn, who began mixing feed for Madison Landmark in the early 1960’s, is retiring after more than 6.5 decades of dedicated service to local farmers, hobbyists, and livestock owners throughout central Ohio. Now in his early 80s, Kuhn leaves behind not just a job- but a legacy of hard work, reliability, and experience that defined the backbone of a business.

For 44 years Kuhn was a constant presence at ASE. Long before sunrise he could be found measuring rations, operating the mixers, and ensuring that every batch of feed met the high standards customers had come to expect. Mixing feed is no small task; it is physically demanding, labor-intensive work requiring precision, strength and consistency. Kuhn performed it day in and day out with quiet determination.
“Mike represents a generation that takes pride in doing the job right,” said those close to the operation. “He never cut corners. He showed up, worked hard, and made sure customers were taken care of.”

Beyond the physical demands of the job, Kuhn’s dedication stands out most. Continuing in such a strenuous role into his early 80s is a testament to both his work ethic and his character. In an era when longevity is increasingly rare, Kuhn’s 44- year tenure speaks volumes.

Customers and coworkers alike describe him as dependable, humble, and hardworking- someone who didn’t seek recognition but certainly earned it.
As he steps into retirement, Kuhn leaves behind more than thousands of tons of carefully mixed feed. He leaves behind friendships, mentorship, and an example of what commitment truly looks like.

If you would like to extend your personal congratulations, Mike will be at ASE's Customer Appreciation Day on April 25 at 10 a.m.

04/15/2026

Thursday is the deadline to order poultry for May 21 pickup. This is our last Chick Day! https://www.asefeedandsupply.com/chick-days