Houston, Texas, USA
August 27, 2010
StollerUSA will be exhibiting at the 2010 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa held August 31-September 2.
Stop by Stoller booth #9102 in the Varied Industry Tent to see soybean plants from record-setting soybean grower Kip Cullers’ test plots. With branching and pod set that is quite remarkable, they are not your typical plants! Kip will be stopping by the StollerUSA booth to explain how he incorporated Stoller technology into his soybean and corn test plots this year. Learn what products he used and why in order to manage his crop program succesfully.
In addition to the plants from Kip Cullers’ plots we’ll have corn and soybean plants from nearby plots in Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. It will give you a chance to see firsthand how Stoller technology impacts plants-- promoting healthier root systems, stronger stalks overall plant health and yield.
Plus, this year we are celebrating our 40th year of working to enhance yields and unleash the power of plants. We welcome the opportunity to share our history of innovation and our vision for Stoller’s future and the future of agriculture. To learn more about Stoller’s 40th Anniversary celebration and grower’s success stories stop by the booth or to schedule a meeting contact Patricia Lawson at patricia.lawson@hondogroup.com or 608-776-2219.
StollerUSA is dedicated to helping producers enhance yields by maximizing genetic expression. The result is enhanced marketable yield, improved return-on-investment and improved tolerance to disease and other stress. Tested by Universities nationwide, only Stoller products contain Stoller’s proprietary technology that is proven to ensure optimum plant growth by maintaining appropriate hormone balance in combination with supporting nutrients.
In agribusiness for more than 40 years, StollerUSA markets a full line of products to help farmers increase crop yield and quality. StollerUSA, headquartered in Houston, is actively engaged in basic and practical research to enhance crop productivity in more than 50 countries.
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