Divisions.

Aerial Division:

Aerial applicators control insects, weeds and diseases. They can “plant” seeds from the air, fertilize, and add nutrients to the soil. Today’s aircraft use the latest technology (GPS) Global Positioning Satellite. Sophisticated dispersal systems monitoring flow rates for optimum dispersal; and calibration software that assures the correct application of highly-selective agricultural chemicals. When pests or disease threaten a crop, time is critical. Aerial application is often the fastest means of getting the necessary protection products to the affected crop. It can also be the most economical, as less fuel is used. And it can be more environmentally friendly, too, as its use reduces soil erosion by as much as 90 percent, by assisting no-till or minimum till operations which preserve the integrity of the soil.

Ground Division:

Chemical pesticides remain the most popular and powerful tool for pest management despite the implementation of other alternative methods. In modern agriculture, most of the pesticides used for crop protection are mixed with water, which acts as the carrier for the chemical material. To apply these chemicals as a spray solution, ground sprayers are the most widely used type of liquid applicators in agriculture. These sprayers are primarily used to control weeds, insect pests, and fungi in field crops. In some cases they can also be used to apply liquid fertilizers. We currently use Case IH 4420 ground sprayers.

Chemical Sales Division:

We have grown to be one of the area’s top distributors of crop protection and crop production inputs and services for agricultural management markets. Our core strength is our commitment to provide customers with efficient delivery of products and services that help increase productivity, enhance crop yields, and provide reliable product performance. Our mission statement confirms that commitment.