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There are some shops that focus on selling animal feed and other farming supplies. For example, Linnton Feed and Seed. I'm trying to find a good tag for this and similar stores. I'm thinking maybe one of the following tags: |
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You don't have to shoe-horn it into a commonly used tag. Something like shop=animal_feed would work, if that's what it is. If you search taginfo for e.g. "feed" you'll get other options (all fairly rarely used). I think shop=animal_feed may be too obscure. There are only 4 global occurrences and these types of shops that supply farms are actually fairly common, especially as you go into more rural areas.
(25 Oct '15, 04:13)
Peter Dobratz
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If it has a small number of values but you believe it is more common, then use the most appropriate tag. (I would agree shop=animal_feed is much better than shop=agriculture for this purpose.) The document the usage on the wiki & you'll be surprised to discover how many people know of such places but never found the right tag.
(25 Oct '15, 20:23)
SK53 ♦
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Update: It looks like the consensus is now to use shop=trade with trade=agriculural_supplies. I'm not convinced that http://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/tags/trade=agricultural_supplies implies "feed". Looking at the usage, the two examples closest to me are http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/80504058 and http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/114308872 , which are http://www.tornevalley.co.uk/ and http://www.molecountrystores.co.uk/our-products . The first majors on lawnmowers, the second does sell feed but also the full "country stores" range.
(12 Jan '16, 21:35)
SomeoneElse ♦
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@SomeoneElse would completely agree with this. "Country Stores" are really common in East Mids: there are a couple in Melton & at least one in Oakham. They are retail, not trade outlets: and I suspect a typical customer is someone with a few acres of paddock for their horses. Product mix is diverse: clothing, pet supplies, animal feed etc.
(15 Jan '16, 15:06)
SK53 ♦
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Hi Peter, since a vet knows only pets, large (stock and so on) or small (cats and dogs and anything else) use the tags youve mentioned.