NEWS & BLOG
Fertilizing; Why Wait?
By: Kelsey Morris, Agronomist
I am not sure if there is a better definition for this past spring other than chaos. Once the snow finally cleared and the temperatures started to rise, it was a mad dash to the field to prepare for the coming crop. Unfortunately, mother nature has this control over us. To help conquer springs like the past one, spread out your work load. One thing that can easily get checked off your list in the fall is your phosphorus and potassium applications. More
Celebrating Pork Month
We are celebrating National Pork Month this October and are thankful for all aspects of pork production. From producers to manure applicators, and everyone in between, we salute you. We enjoy being your partner in agriculture as you work to produce safe and quality pork products in a sustainable manner. More
Employee Spotlight: Chris Geguzis
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! Chris Geguzis has been part of the Stutsman team since 1994. He is currently the official Parts Manager and unofficial funny guy of the company. Let’s learn more about Chris! More
Fall Photo Contest
The colors of fall are here and so is our fall photo contest! Fire up your cameras and capture the beauty of agriculture this fall. If your image resonates with the people of Facebook you can walk away with your winning picture on a canvas. More
Welcome to the Team Whitney Marmolejo!
Help us welcome Stutsman Transporation’s newest member Whitney Marmolejo! She joined the team as a Logistics Specialists, and also stays busy raising her kids and living life to the fullest! Let’s learn more about Whitney below! More
Fighting Fall Rodents
The air is crisp, leaves are falling, and combines are in the fields. Fall and harvest season is finally here! While farmers are finally seeing the results of their hard work, they may be seeing something else; rodents. Not only do rats and mice have a strong presence this time of year, but they can also wreak havoc on a farm. More
