It has been a great first week of traveling around and getting testimonials from farmers and dealers. After the long weekend for memorial day, I set off to visit four gentleman with Leo Gieszelmann the regional manager for Missouri on Tuesday. We started the morning with Kerry Sullivan in Montgomery City. Then we moved on to New Haven to meet Tim Engelbrecht. We finished off our day with Doug Baumgartner in Owensville and Tom Mayberry in St. Clair. All four guys were really helpful and said some great things about AGROTAIN and SUPER U.
After a day in the office on Wednesday, Leo and I headed to Columbia and Fulton to meet with Tim Reinbott and Stephen Rasmussen. Leo and I finished off the week in Versailles at Mel Gerber's land for a wheat field day. While in Versailles we noticed that AGROTAIN Plus was really working well and Mel was really excited about what the yield results will show for him.
Tomorrow I'm heading to Forrest City, Arkansas to get some more testimonials. If you know of anything that I must do while I'm in Arkansas let me know.
So after meeting with all of these farmers, do you think its coincidence or necessity that a person has to have a really complicated and hard to pronounce last name in order to be a farmer? With exceptions to Gerber and Mayberry of course.
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