Welcome to Greensborough Grain Store

The Greensborough Grain store is the areas major supplier of animal and bird feeds, products and accessories, general supplies and veterinary products and has over the decades, become something of a popular Greensborough icon and prides itself on thorough and reliable service to the surrounding surburban and farming communities.

All major brands and products are stocked and friendly, reliable advice is part of the transaction!

At Greensborough Grain Store we supply food for all small and large animals - from mice to cattle. We have a premium range of dog and cat foods, fresh pet meats and a variety of birdseed mixes for domestic and wild birds. For horses and rabbits, we have hay, lucerne, mixed feeds and whole grains for sale by either the kilo or the tonne, plus accessories and veterinary products.

Garden enthusiasts have not been forgotten as the store sells a range of garden manures, fertilisers and mulches including pea straw and lucerne.

The following is an article about our favourite employee featured in the Diamond Valley Leader in 2008.
It's rare these days for an employee to stay at one workplace for 21 years - but then, Puss is hardly your run-of-the-mill worker. She's more like an icon or a matriarch. Puss has been at the Main St store since she was a kitten and has seen four or five different owners come and go. Ms Mitton, who has owned the business for about five years, reckons customers come in just to say hello to Puss, who has just celebrated her 21st birthday. " She used to run around the place and catch mice but she's slowed down a bit and just saunters to the foodbowl, " Ms Mitton said. "Customers come in here and say,'That's not the same cat, is it?'. "These days Puss is off the shop floor in a more executive-level position." She's getting a little grumpy in her old age; the only thing she runs for is liver," Ms Mitton said.

Note - Puss is still with us in her 22nd year, although recently went blind. Her strength of character still shows as she continues to find and get up to her favourite sleeping spot up in the hay.