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In the Field with Brian HartmanAugust 26, 2010
Posted by:
Brian Hartman, Director of Agronomy
As Stine’s Director of Agronomy, I rely upon our regional sales agronomists to be my eyes and ears in the field. They give me daily crop reports and keep me up-to-date about insects, weeds and weather conditions affecting our growing season. Because our agronomists serve 18 zones across the United States, I know what’s happening on the other side of the country and in my own back yard.
Stine’s expert agronomists are always working to bring growers more value in the fields. They help Stine’s customers identify the traits, hybrids and varieties that are best for their operations. They notify growers when they spot signs of crop disease, insects or weed resistance, and they work with growers to prevent the same issues from happening again next year. You can rely on agronomists to guide you through the remainder of the growing season and provide valuable information once harvest gets into full swing.
Let Stine’s agronomists show you the Stine advantage. Visit www.stineseed.com to find a regional sales agronomist near you.
In the Field with Brian Hartman - Heart of a Teacher
