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Agriguard hires new technical specialist

Agriguard, supplier of MultiGuard Protect® nematicide, is pleased to announce the addition of Brandon Green, a Technical Specialist who joined the team in early October.

Green, a graduate of Auburn University, holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in agronomy and soils. Previously employed as an agronomist for Agrium Advanced Technologies, Green’s responsibilities in his new position include direct research, as well as field trial design and implementation with third party and university co-operators. Green will also provide marketing support and materials, employee, distributor and customer education, and insight for product innovation.

“Brandon’s experience and capabilities will be instrumental in expanding our range of products as our MultiGuard brand moves into the pre-plant and in-season food crops,” says Jonathan Myers, vice president of Agriguard. “These markets are in need of a safe alternative to effectively assist in managing nematodes.”

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