September 2nd, 2010
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The Bio-Forge difference on corn
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Plants on display
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Corn roots
We’ve got corn roots and corn plants that are on display at the Stoller booth.
One corn plant–seed treated with Bio-Forge ( 4 oz per cwt of seed) shows a larger root mass and long long long tap root. The ear is larger and filled out nicely. And the stalk is thick and strong. Just a healthier plants overall compared to the non-treated plant. And that is just with the Bio-Forge seed treatment.
We’ve got farmers using seed treatment and foliar applications that are impressed with the difference in plant health and best of all yield at the end of the season.
Local farmer Rick Hurley got a yield bump last year with Bio-Forge that convinced him to incorporate more of Stoller’s technology in 2010.
To see what other growers are saying about Stoller Technology just click here.
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September 2nd, 2010
The traffic has been solid. And frankly the impressive soybean plant that Kip brought from near his contest field is a big big draw.
We are sharing how Stoller technology is part of the story behind these amazing beans…even Max Armstrong stopped by to chat with Kip and our team to learn more.
Besides the soybeans from Kip’s farm we have some plants from Curlew Iowa too. They are outstanding …showing a 30%pod increase over the control plants. Very nice!
Okay…it is a bit mucky and the rubber boot sales are up and the harvest demonstrations are halted. But for the Stoller team this show gets a big thumbs up for connecting with customers and sharing our news.
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Iowa soybeans grab attention too!
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Talking beans draws a crowd
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Kip shares his story with Max
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September 1st, 2010
With plenty of hard rains and storms over night, the second day Farm Progress Show began slowly with a two hour delay before visitors could come talk with Stoller Sales Reps. from across the corn belt.
After a morning interview with Sales Rep. Larry Lintner and Ag Wired, attendees rushed in to learn about new technologies and see results from Stoller treated plants from Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin.
More to come as the week continues here in Boone, IA.
Make sure to stop back to learn the latest from Farm Progress Show.
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Explaining the Stoller technology
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Discussing Bio-Forge with Ag Reporter
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Bio-Forge treated versus untreated
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August 31st, 2010
Just had a quick visit with Kip Cullers at the Stoller booth. He is a busy man again at this Farm Progress Show.
He brought some soybean plants treated with Bio-Forge and other Stoller Products. That plant is a real crowd stopper. With its branching and amazing pod set…lots of farmers are stopping by to examine it for themselves. To see our coverage of Kip Cullers and his work with StollerUSA simply click here.
Its great seeing farmers share ideas on how to break the yield barrier. Lots of brainstorming, ideas and enthusiasm. It’s not just the temps that make the Stoller booth in the Varied Industries Tent the HOT place to be !!!
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Kip Cullers & Jeff Morgan
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Sharing ideas
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Getting the story behind the beans
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Kip and his booth display “double”
Stop by and check it out
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August 31st, 2010
Farm Progress kicked off and mother nature blessed us with a bountiful downpour. That means crowds of poncho covered farmers flocked to the Varied Industry Tent….which is right were Stoller is located.
We had a crowd… and our Grower Testimonial Banners stopped folks short. Lots of interest of how Kip Cullers–Stark City, MO; Jim Jensen–Minden, NE and Rick Hurley–Emmetsburg, IA are using Stoller technology and Bio-Forge to increase their yields.
It is predicted to clear off…but I am guessing by the interest our crowds will continue.
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Amazing soybeans draw a crowd
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Rain gear is in order this morn
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Crowd of ponchos
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