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Associate Professor & Field Specialist Manure Nutrient Management Application, Ohio State University
Sidedressing has proven to be a valuable way to deliver nitrogen when it’s needed most, but have you thought about sidedressing with manure?More
Although the agriculture industry and our products/services may change over the years, one consistent factor remains; our employees are one of the most important ingredients in our recipe for success. Through our Employee Spotlight Blog Series, learn about the people who make up the Stutsman team. Up next in the spotlight is Kathy Beierschmitt! Since 2015, Kathy has been a part of our feed ingredients department as a customer service representative! Whether she is answering questions about products or taking orders, Kathy ensures our customers receive the products they need in a timely fashion. More
Mark Kuckler recently joined the Stutsman Logistics Team as a Logistics Specialist; help us welcome him! Although a St. Paul, Minnesota native, Mark has been in Iowa since 1982! Learn more about Mark through his Q&A below! More
Agriculture is a special industry where traditions run deep, and hard work comes naturally. Across the countryside, it is common to find farmers who have given their lives to their work. The more rare sighting is finding an agronomist who has dedicated their life to their work as long as Bill Langenberg has. Born and raised an Iowa farm boy, Bill has followed his love of the land.More
Spring is just around the corner and temperatures are starting to rise (very slowly). Now is the time to start thinking about warming stored grain. Keeping stored grain within 10 to 15 degrees of the ambient temperature outside will help the grain keep longer. Tom Miller has shared three tips that he suggests you consider and incorporate into your spring grain management.More
By: Dillon Blythe, Agronomist
As temperatures start to rise and planting equipment gets tuned up, you can practically sense the anticipation (or impatience) to get the crops in the ground. Sometimes the decision to drop your planter in the first field becomes based more on emotion (when “everyone” else is already out) instead of fully evaluating the conditions.More
Alan Eden recently joined the Stutsman team as a Custom Applicator; help us welcome him! Born and raised on a farm outside of Lone Tree, Alan will be helping our Agronomy department custom apply product this crop season. Learn more about Alan through his Q&A below!More
Although the agriculture industry and our products/services may change over the years, one consistent factor remains; our employees are one of the most important ingredients in our recipe for success. Through our Employee Spotlight Blog Series, learn about the people who make up the Stutsman team. Up next in the spotlight is Deb Simpson, Human Resources Administrator. From payroll to entering HRIS data, Deb is often found behind piles of paperwork with a smile on her face!More
We’re getting closer to spring each day. Producers will soon be letting their cattle out to pasture with newborn calves at their side. As we begin to admire the lush green pastures, it’s important to remember the risk of grass tetany this time of year.More
We know it can be a mad dash for the field in the spring. To help get you ready for the season ahead and ensure you are in fact ready, our seed manager and Kyle Johnson, precision equipment sales, teamed up to prepare a planting prep checklist! We hope you find this tool useful as you start gearing up for spring! More
