Business Spotlight: Vetsch Farms

In the labor-intensive dairy farming industry, robots are making farmers’ lives just a little bit easier.  Imagine a cow walking into a box, being milked and fed, and then released – all without human involvement. A robotic milker is now doing all of the above at Vetsch Farms east of Browerville, Minnesota. Owner Loren Vetsch […]

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2024 Calendars Are Ready!

TWEC’s 2024 calendars are now ready to be picked up! Stop by to pick up a calendar at our office or at one of our pick-up locations throughout the service territory (locations listed below). Limited quantities are available at each location. Thank you to all our members who submitted photos! Pick-up Locations BrowervillePro-Ag Farmers’ Co-op […]

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Capital Credits to Be Retired

As a member, you earn capital credits each year based on your patronage. This means if you purchase more electricity in a year, your allocation of capital credits is more for that year. Your Board of Directors makes a decision annually on whether to retire, or pay out, old capital credits based on the financial […]

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Local Projects Receive Grants

63 million pennies. That’s how much TWEC’s Community Trust has given back to local community organizations since 2002 in Operation Round Up grants. Each month, Todd-Wadena “rounds up” the electric bills of participating members to the next highest dollar. One month, it may be one penny, and the next month, 99 pennies. The average annual […]

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Cybersecurity Starts with All of Us

By Abby Harrison, Executive Assistant & Cyber Security Specialist Each October, we recognize Cybersecurity Awareness Month. As the new cybersecurity specialist for Todd-Wadena Electric Cooperative, I always remind employees, and want to remind you, that we are all the first line…. first line of defense against cybersecurity threats. It only takes one click on a […]

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 A History of Service and Cooperation

Todd-Wadena Electric Cooperative was incorporated in 1940 by a small but dedicated group of people committed to bringing power to rural central Minnesota and improving the lives of their friends and neighbors. The cooperative’s story began in the late 1930s, during the Great Depression. At the time, many rural Americans did not have access to […]

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Responding to the Needs of the Grid // CEO Column September 2023

Our homes are outfitted with more devices that require electricity than ever before as life has become increasingly dependent on them to function. As this demand for electricity rises, Todd-Wadena Electric Cooperative must continue providing the same affordable, round-the-clock service to its members—regardless of market conditions, or in Minnesota’s case: weather conditions. Demand for electricity […]

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