NEWS & BLOG
Welcome to the Team Bill Parchert!
Bill Parchert is a new face around Stutsmans! This Agronomy Resource Manager can be found working with the Agronomy team, watching his daughter play softball, or spending time outdoors. Help us welcome Bill! More
22 Seconds
By: Tom Miller, Grain Handling Equipment Sales
Two seconds is the time you have to react when an auger starts to turn. In four seconds, you are trapped and need assistance to escape. After an additional 18 seconds, you have been fully engulfed by the moving grain. At this point, unless a successful rescue is had, suffocation will occur. A Purdue University study shows that there were 29 grain entrapment cases in 2016. Of those, 38% were fatal. When it comes to fatalities, one is too many. More
Employee Spotlight: Bruce Matt
Employees are one of the most important ingredients in our recipe for success. Through our Employee Spotlight Blog Series, we like to highlight the people who serve our customers! Since 2015, Bruce Matt has helped with spring and fall fertilizer, along with other jobs around Stutsmans. This passionate farmer has been around agriculture is whole life and is a great member of our team! More
Garbage In, Garbage Out: The Importance of Calibrating Yield Monitors
You get one shot, every year, to record your harvest data accurately from the start. To some growers, this is essential. To others, if their bins are full by harvest end they are satisfied. The only thing missing with a mindset like that is an accurate yield file to help with management decisions. More
Welcome to the Team Chase Kalous!
Help us welcome Chase Kalous! He is excited to serve our customers in Equipment Sales. Let’s learn more about this avid golfer and agriculturalist! More
Pre-Harvest Grain Bin Maintenance
By: Dave Miller, Bin Sales and Service Manager
Nothing compares to the frustration of putting harvest on pause to fix an issue with your grain bin setup (especially when maintenance could prevent it). Even worse, a full bin that refuses to unload come spring time. Before we start pulling augers up to the grain bins this harvest season, we need to do some house cleaning. More
