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Tri-County Seed/Blue Sky Crop Consulting Has Been Nominated for the wKREDA Agriculture Business of the Year
24 Feb 2020
Tri-County Seed/Blue Sky Crop Consulting Has Been Nominated for the wKREDA Agriculture Business of the Year. They were nominated by Linette Miller of Edwards County Economic Development. Mark Lofing has been doing crop consulting work for around 20 years. But about 9 years ago he added Tri-County Seeds to his business. Since that time he has expanded to 3 buildings and is working to add more and now has 4 total employees.
About Tri-County Seed/Blue Sky Crop Consulting
Tri-County Seed/Blue Sky Crop Consulting has been active in the community since 1999. Mark Lofing knows that growing, protecting, and harvesting crops in South Central and South West Kansas requires advanced knowledge of genetics, inputs and potential risks. The Blue Sky Agronomists are committed to helping each customer reach their production goals as efficiently as possible. Trust Blue Sky Crop Consulting to provide timely, accurate information and options for your farming operation.
They are a valuable asset to Western Kansas and demonstrate how the strength of one business or organization can benefit the entire community. By participating in community events, creating jobs for local residents and helping to grow our economy, Tri-County Seed/Blue Sky Crop Consulting has contributed to the economic growth occurring throughout our region.
Congratulations to Tri-County Seed/Blue Sky Crop Consulting for being nominated to win the wKREDA Agriculture Business of the Year. We encourage community members to visit their website to learn more about the work they are doing in Western Kansas.
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