Stine Seedcast

Stine Regional Sales Agronomist Paige Tuggle knows the finer details of crop production in Michigan. In the latest stop in our Agriculture Around the U.S. series, Paige discusses the different crops grown in Michigan and agronomics of the region, including climate, soil type, row spacing and more.

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Osage, Iowa-based Patterson Seed has been a seed conditioning partner of Stine’s for more than 40 years. Through this time, both businesses have grown dramatically. On this episode, Mike Patterson explores their longstanding partnership with Stine and what goes into conditioning quality seed.

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Nine-year-old ag influencer and future farmer Jackson from Just a Jackson Thing sits down with host David Thompson to discuss all things farming equipment, ag collaborations and social media influencing on this special episode of the Stine Seedcast. 

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Stine Southern Division Director of Sales Jason Green joins the Seedcast to continue our conversation on Agriculture Around the U.S. Jason covers the southern states in Stine’s territory, from Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas to the Delta South, southern Midwest, Texas and California. He explores the differences in cropping practices in each part of his region and how Stine products can benefit growers in these areas, including when used as cover crops or in double crop situations.

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Stine Field Agronomist Danny Greblunas joins the show to discuss agronomic matters of concern this growing season, including the increase of soybean gall midge in his region of Nebraska and Kansas. Learn how to scout for soybean gall midge, best management practices for the pest and other issues growers should be on the lookout for this season.

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With the 2024 growing season in full swing, Stine is already planning for 2025. National Corn Product Manager Brian Hartman joins the Stine Seedcast to discuss what’s in store for our 2025 corn lineup, including our all-new high-oil hybrids and our latest offerings to deliver growers more product options for their fields.

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In our new episode series, Agriculture around the U.S., Stine Seedcast host David Thompson visits with Stine regional sales agronomists across the country to learn about cropping practices and the company’s presence in their territories. The first stop takes us to the East Coast, where we visit with Region 28 RSA Hart Hauge about Stine’s growth in the area and what differentiates it agronomically from the rest of U.S.

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America’s Cultivation Corridor markets Iowa’s agricultural and bioscience economy. The state’s fertile soils, network of ag professionals and direct access to important resources make it the perfect intersection for the ag industry to grow and thrive. Billi Hunt, executive director of America’s Cultivation Corridor, discusses her role with the organization, her extensive expertise in regulatory and government affairs, and what she thinks farmers should know about the regulatory process, especially as it relates to seed.

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Stine corn has yield and many advantages for our grower customers. Company president Myron Stine is back to discuss all things Stine corn, including our unique germplasm, our position in the short-stature corn conversation and what he’s looking forward to for 2024.

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To replant or not to replant? That is a question we hear a lot of this time of year. Stine Director of Agronomy Tom Larson discusses tips to consider before determining if replanting is worth the time and investment.

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