Agronomist Dan Gall joins MagrowTec as territory manager for Northern NSW and Queensland in an expansion of the after-market spray technology system
MagrowTec has appointed an experienced agronomist to the role of Northern NSW and Queensland Territory Manager.
Dan Gall is based in Goondiwindi and brings 18 years of agronomy experience and a unique technical edge.
Originally trained as a diesel mechanic, Dan has a practical understanding of machinery and was drawn to MagrowTec’s patented droplet control technology because it offers a practical solution to a challenge he knows all too well – spray drift.
“Drift is massive for growers and in cotton, 2,4-D drift is a big issue. Working in broadacre agronomy, I’d hear the same concerns over and over,” Dan explained.
“With more dryland cotton going in, growers are trying to control fleabane right next to cotton crops and it’s almost impossible without the risk of drift.”
Dan said he’s keen to be part of a company whose technology is making waves across multiple industries.
“I’m looking forward to meeting growers across different sectors, from horticulture to sugarcane, and understanding their challenges,” Dan added.
James Turtle, MagrowTec Sales Director for Australia and New Zealand said Dan’s appointment strengthens the company’s ability to support growers with on the ground expertise.
“Dan understands both the machinery and the management decisions behind every spray pass. That makes him the right person to help growers reduce drift, improve efficacy and get the most out of their applications,” James confirmed.
“We’re so happy to welcome Dan to the team as we continue to expand our presence across Northern NSW and Queensland.”
See more about the MagrowTec retrofit spray system on this link. Book a demo, and find a local dealer here.
MagrowTec cost saving retrofit technology
MagrowTec develops retrofit technology that improves spray coverage, canopy penetration and reduces off-target drift. Designed to work with a wide range of machinery, its solutions help growers get the most out of their spraying operations while protecting crops and the environment.
Take a look at recent video with farmer Scott Samwell growing Brussel Sprouts in South Australia.
