Stine team members are on site for Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska, this week. Stop by Booth 44E to grab the 2025 Stine Seed Catalog and enter to win a Milwaukee M18 Impact Wrench. We can’t wait to see you and answer any questions you might have! #HHD24

Stine high-yielding soybeans are front and center at Canada’s Canada's Outdoor Farm Show this week in Woodstock, Ontario. Thanks to our partners at The Agromart Group for showcasing several of Stine’s Enlist E3 lines at the show.

Check out the 2025 Stine Seed Catalog! You can view it online today to see what’s new for the upcoming planting season. Learn more in Stine Weekly: bit.ly/3B3bazl. View the catalog: StineSeed.com/resources/stin….

Stine corn and soybeans are the stars of the show in Pennsylvania. This week, company president Myron Stine and Technical Agronomist Bill Kessinger traveled to Airville and Thompsontown for grower meetings, agronomy training and plot tours. Thanks to all who joined us!

It’s a busy time of year for ag professionals, especially Stine team members. Last week, we had a great turnout for a grower appreciation event in Frankenmuth, Michigan, and then for a plot tour in Huntsburg, Ohio. Thank you to those who attended the events!

.Stine Seed Company is adding a new Independent Sales Representative! This role will manage existing dealer accounts & recruit new dealerships in order to increase sales. Explore more on #AgCareers: ow.ly/liX550TlojL

Check out this bird’s-eye view of a Stine soybean research plot taken by Soybean Technical Agronomist Tyler DuBay with his drone. The varying shades of green show the maturity and planting differences within the site. Drones are a valuable tool in scouting fields and more.

This National Farm Safety and Health Week, it’s important to be proactive and not reactive when it comes to following and enforcing safety protocols. This year’s theme of “Don’t Learn Safety by Accident” reminds us to plan for accidents and hazards. What safety tips do you have?

Stine agronomists always go the extra mile to help our sales team. Recently, Technical Agronomist Bill Kessinger followed through on this promise by providing his expertise for a product training and silage testing in Syracuse, New York. Great work, Bill!

.Stine Seed Company is adding a new Independent Sales Representative-Southern IL! This role will communicate and implement Stine's sales programs & policies within the assigned territory in order to meet sales goals for the district. Visit #AgCareers to apply: ow.ly/uauv50Tp2vz

For more than 40 years, Stine has been providing corn and soybean growers with the best genetics available in the industry. Visit our website to learn about our company history and how we’ve grown to be one of the largest privately owned seed companies. StineSeed.com/about/history/

Did you know that a third of our 2025 soybean lineup is exclusive to Stine? This means that no other seed company has or can claim to offer these products. We have approximately 40 exclusive soybean lines for the upcoming planting season. Learn more: bit.ly/3zsFEKx

Did you know Stine sells soybeans in Ontario, Canada? Learn what makes soybean production in Ontario unique, Stine products that are available in 2025 and how we partner with the The Agromart Group to better serve growers in the region. New episode of the #StineSeedcast out now.

Stine Seed Company 20EG02’s quickly approaching harvest in South Lambton. Looked great all season long and looking forward to what the combine has to say. If it’s not already, make Stine a part of your 2025 plans. #Ontag #harvest24 #plant25

.Stine Seed Company is adding a new Independent Sales Representative! This role will work in conjunction with the Stine Regional Sales Agronomist to provide a high level of sales support within the assigned territory. Apply TODAY on #AgCareers: ow.ly/t4Pf50Tw6Xj

Stine corn has great silage potential, including our short-stature corn options. From tonnage and milk per ton performance, learn how Stine’s corn lineup has excellent features for both feeding and dairy silage in the latest Stine Weekly. bit.ly/3N0V4ZH