2012 US Ag Conference Wrap Up

January 19th, 2012

For nearly two decades progressive thinkers in the Ag Biz have been gathering, sharing, and pushing the envelope on crop production. This unique event was initiated by Jerry Stoller in 1993 and has been sponsored by the Stoller Group ever since.

Record attendance at the 2012 event indicates that the search for understanding and knowledge continues across the globe. Crop consultants, researchers, and progressive growers, from China to Canada, participated in the discussion.

Prestigious Ag Research Universitites like University of Illinois, North Carolina State, Penn State, and University of Florida ( to name a few) shared their findings from 2011 trials. Crop consultants reported on everything from production achievements on corn and soybeans to quality and size enhancements of pineapples. Stress management, crop health, disease resistance and fruit uniformity are  all part of the larger discussion.

The mission of the Conference is to share findings in an effort to learn and push production to the next level.  Attendees are welcome to listen and learn…but are also the presenters.

Watch for upcoming posts on specific discoveries from 2011!

Snow? We still show!

January 12th, 2012

Six inches of the white fluffy stuff are falling in Madison, but StollerUSA is still meeting with dealers, sales representatives and custom applicators at the Wisconsin Crop Management Conference. Stoller Sales Rep, Don Stork talked with hundreds of crop enthusiasts about the latest technology and product advancements.

Even Stoller dealers from Wisconsin were sharing news about Bio-Forge, Sugar Mover & more. Rosen’s, United Suppliers & Partner’s in Production were sharing their success with Stoller products.

The Wisconsin Crop Management Conference  welcomes over 2,000 attendees every January to earn continuing education credits and learn the latest in crop technology.

Don Stork explains Stoller technology to local dealers.

United Suppliers met with attendees to share their success stories

Talking Seed Treatment in the Windy City

December 7th, 2011

Seed Expo opened yesterday afternoon & continues through tomorrow afternoon.

The Stoller team, Don Stork & Vicki Dekkers, met with attendees interested in learning more about how Bio-Forge ST and how it can benefit their operation.

Attendees include industry experts from seed companies, chemical companies, retailers & equipment companies.

Looking forward to another successful day tomorrow  sharing ideas and gathering information.

Flying High at the NAAA Convention

December 7th, 2011

Perry Galloway chats with Jeff Morgan about his success with Bio-Forge.

Brisk Las Vegas temperatures have not kept the interest in Stoller technology from heating up.  Growers from across the nation are talking about the challenges of 2011 and preparing for 2012.

Overall the chatter was about the crop stress…and the challenges in keeping crops flourishing through cold wet conditions, extreme heat followed by dry pollination season.

When it comes to crop stress,Bio-Forge®  is a tool that growers can turn to. It’s cost effective and easy to incorporate into crop management programs. Wheat, corn, soybeans, cotton, rice, alfalfa…even peanut crops were a part of the discussion.

In addition Aerial Applicators were pleased to learn that it gives them an option to help their farmer customers succeed…and build their business.

Stop by Booth 514 and see what Stoller technology can do for your crops …and business.

Here…there…and everywhere!

December 5th, 2011

The team is on the move. Watch for StollerUSA associates at many of the upcoming industry events:

  • NAAA in Las Vegas  Dec 6 & 7
  • Seed Expo in Chicago Dec 7 & 8
  • WI Crop Production Meeting January 10-12
  • Nebraska Agri Business Exposition  Jan 31-Feb 2nd
  • Beltwide Cotton Conference  Jan 4-6
  • Mid-Atlantic Fruit & Veg Conv.  in PA Jan 31-Feb 2nd
  • Potato Expo in Orlando Jan 4-6

If you are at any of these events…stop by and learn more about how Stoller technology is helping farmers and growers across the nation and world….on all kinds of crops!