National Sorghum Producers Welcomes Stoller USA As An Industry Partner

Feb 17, 2021

National Sorghum Producers (NSP) is pleased to announce that Stoller USA, a subsidiary of The Stoller Group, will be joining the NSP Industry Partner program as a Contributor Level sponsor.

“We are excited to develop this new partnership with Stoller USA,” NSP CEO Tim Lust said. “Their focus on crop health, plant growth and yield optimization will help sorghum farmers reach their fullest potential, and we are pleased to have their partnership.”

The Stoller Group has a 50-year history as a leading provider of yield-enhancing solutions for both localized and global crop production challenges such as extreme temperatures, drought conditions, nutrient imbalance and less ideal soil conditions. Stoller, headquartered in Houston, Texas, is a global leader in biostimulant sales and is considered a pioneer in plant physiology, nutrition and hormone technology.

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