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Area schools are helping kids
find a career path.
Servi-Tech’s goal is to get into
these schools and advocate
for agriculture. Whether it is
through IT/programming,
graphic design and journalism,
laboratory testing, or even
walking fields, agriculture and
Servi-Tech has a place for them.
Pictured at right: Casey Brauer,
who works in the Dodge City
Laboratory, explains how soil is a
lot like the human body to grade
school kids in Satanta, Kansas.
Sometimes we cannot see when
we are sick, so we have to get
tested. Much like a doctor would
take blood, Servi-Tech takes soil
samples. If we are sick, we then
prescribe antibiotics. If our soil
is sick, we then get prescribed
nutrients, fertilizers, and other
inputs.
Chief Technology Officer ­­
combined with our traditional offerings differentiates us in
the marketplace and provides a competitive advantage for
our partner resellers. Over time, as we continue to advance
these products, our partner resellers benefit from an
expanded portfolio and enhanced competitive positioning.
In addition, going forward we intend to enhance STEPS
offerings with standardized API’s that will allow our reseller
partners to access our advanced services and create their
own customized offerings.
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