NEWS & BLOG
Ultimate Fly Control With the New CTI 14% Protein Altosid® IGR Tub with Garlic
Cattle producers are finally admiring their cow-calf pair filled pastures after a tough winter. While this spring warmth is nice, producers know what also comes with higher temperatures; flies. Soon the flies will be taking over and calling cattle pastures home. Thankfully, fly control is a breeze with CTI 14% Protein Altosid® IGR Tub with Garlic. More
Chembine: Making a Stir in Chemical Mixing
By: Al Kessler, VP of Application & Precision Equipment
Growers spend a good chunk of time and money striving for clean fields and healthy, responsive plants. To get adequate coverage, all inputs need to be mixed well, which doesn’t always happen when they are just added to the top of the sprayer tank. While it used to be a challenge to get an evenly mixed product, that’s no longer the case with the Chembine. More
Employee Spotlight: Tamie Treiber
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. Receptionist Tami Treiber is a Coralville native and joined our team in the fall of 2018! More
March STRIVEr: Chase Gingerich
Through our STRIVEr of the month program, we celebrate a Stutsman employee that exemplifies our core values and are nominated by their peers. More
Employee Spotlight: Tracy Britton
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. Tracy Britton handles Agronomy Sales at Wellman Farm Center and has been part of the team since 1999! Learn more about him below! More
Accuflow and NH3 Maintenance & Safety
By: Brian Miller, Precision Ag & Equipment Sales
NH3 is one of the most stable and concentrated forms of nitrogen, and still probably the most popular form of N to use across the corn belt. With how obvious it is that time will be an issue this spring, it will be tempting to take a few shortcuts when the application window opens. Please don’t. We’ve all heard the stories of close calls and disasters. Try not to become one of those stories in the name of saving a minute or two. Safety and maintenance ahead of time, with a little in-season common sense can go a long way. Let’s look at a couple ways to make sure we can have a safe spring. More
