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Nov. 1, 2021 Source: Greenleaf Technologies news release
"We're excited to have Engle Creative Solutions as our new marketing partner," noted Will Smart, President of Greenleaf Technologies. "The agency's collective experience in the farm equipment and crop protection sectors, combined with their proven creative prowess and proactive account service philosophy, will help propel us forward as we enter into an exciting new phase in our company's growth." In commenting on the new assignment, Engle Creative Solutions president Steve Engle stated, "We are very honored to have been chosen as the new marketing communications agency for Greenleaf Technologies. Greenleaf Tech has earned an enviable reputation for producing outstanding spray nozzles and other sprayer accessories, and we plan to leverage that reputation with equally impressive marketing materials." Greenleaf Technologies currently offers a broad array of spray nozzles for both conventional and pulse-width modulated (PWM) spray systems. The company is also the exclusive American distributor for Albuz, the worldwide leader in ceramic spray nozzles. And recently, Greenleaf Tech introduced the revolutionary Beluga HoseDrop Spraying System, a customizable system designed to spray inside the canopy of crops ranging from corn, cotton and soybeans to asparagus, potatoes and strawberries. About Greenleaf Technologies Greenleaf Technologies was founded in 1985 with the idea of bringing high-tech spray equipment to the agricultural, golf turf and landscape maintenance markets. Following is a timeline of important milestones in the company's growth: 1995: A partnership was formed between Greenleaf Technologies and agrotop GmbH of Obertraubling, Germany, whereby Greenleaf Tech would promote and distribute the agrotop spray technology product line in North America. This included the agrotop TurboDrop nozzle, the first nozzle to provide excellent canopy penetration, outstanding spray coverage and superior drift control, even at high pressures. 1998: The TurboDrop TDXL venturi nozzle was introduced to offer a more compact, economical, multipurpose and user-friendly air injection nozzle to the North American market. Millions of XL nozzles have been sold since. 2001: The AirMix nozzle was developed to provide an economical entry level venturi nozzle with a lower operating pressure. An acid-resistant version has found a niche in low pH applications, while an Off-Center version has also been introduced along with the AirMix HollowCone for drone applications. 2007: A Variable Rate version of the TurboDrop nozzle was introduced for applications where either the carrier rate or speed needed to change at a 3X-4X rate. A streaming fertilizer version followed in 2009, with a Hose Barb version launched in 2013. 2011: The TurboDrop Asymmetric DualFan nozzle debuted in April 2011. Initially designed to improve backside coverage on vertical targets, the TADF/TACDF has been transformed into a full-season nozzle through the use of alternating configuration on the spray boom, effectively spraying the target four times in a single pass. The TurboDrop DualFan has proven to be effective in the widest variety of applications, due to its unique combination of spray coverage, canopy penetration and drift control. 2014: "D" versions of both the XL and TurboDrop DualFan nozzles were introduced to provide maximum drift control with Very Coarse, Extremely Coarse and Ultra Coarse droplets for new dicamba, 2,4-D and glyphosate formulations. 2020: Greenleaf Technologies completed its full line of nozzles for PWM applications. This included the SprayMax DualFan for contact-critical applications, the SoftDrop nozzle for Ultra Coarse drift control, and the Blended Pulse Dual Fan nozzles, the first general purpose PWM nozzle to combine Greenleaf Tech's asymmetric DualFan spray pattern with the ability to select medium to very coarse droplets, depending on the nozzle size and pressure. 2021: Greenleaf Technologies currently serves its North American customers through six strategically located sales offices throughout the United States and Canada. Tweet |
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