What does “Making the Planet More Productive” mean?

Since 1975, Servi-Tech, Inc. has relied on the most current technologies, research and science to make productive and profitable recommendations for thousands of growers on millions of acres. Three Servi-Tech laboratory facilities complement industry agronomic services to measure fertility, tailor field inputs and increase yields.

As the global population increases, the need for more efficient food production systems also grows. Servi-Tech actively pursues new technologies to ensure that our recommendations and services are making farming operations more productive, more efficient and more sustainable.

 

What we provide:

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Laboratory Services

ServiTech quickly delivers accurate results and quality customer service with our state-of-the art laboratories operated by qualified and expertly trained personnel.

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ServiTech Bridge

ServiTech Bridge™ Field Intelligence is a subscription service using in-field sensors and analytics that gives you vital information about your field conditions. Available features include soil moisture management, rainfall measurement, pivot status, irrigation well status, grain bin fan status, weather station, tank monitoring, lagoon monitoring, flow meters, and pressure sensors. All in-field sensor subscriptions come with growth modeling and calibrated field imagery.

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Crop Consulting Services

When you choose ServiTech, you get access to our 80 agronomists who have hundreds of combined years of experience to overcome issues facing agriculture today.

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History of ServiTech

  • ServiTech, Inc. Headquarters 1975

    1975

    ServiTech, Inc. founded on June 10, 1975 after three farmer-owned cooperatives in southwest Kansas decided that area producers needed access to cutting-edge technical information. The company began with 100,000 acres under contract.

     
  • ServiTech, Inc. 1977

    1977

    As demand for ServiTech’s services began to grow, the demand for faster soil results increased as well. After ServiTech leadership noticing the increasing need for laboratory results with a quicker turnaround than the university labs were able to provide, ServiTech expanded and created ServiTech Laboratories in 1977.

     
  • ServiTech Begins Crop Consulting

    1981

    ServiTech's continued success in southwest Kansas saw the company pushing northward into the northeast corner of Colorado. In the 1981 growing season, ServiTech began offering crop consulting services to eastern Colorado.

     
  • ServiTech expands into Nebraska in 1982

    1982

    The demand for ServiTech's expertise continues to grow in western Kansas and eastern Colorado. ServiTech leadership saw massive potential in Nebraska, so in 1982 a dedicated group of agronomists moved into Nebraska and began promoting ServiTech. Nebraska is now one of our largest crop service territories.

     
  • ServiTech laboratories expands and opens a second location

    1988

    With active agronomists in three different states, ServiTech’s Dodge City Laboratory location needed more capacity to keep up with the sample volume. As the laboratories began testing multiple types of agricultural samples, the labs expanded, opening our second location in Hastings, Nebraska.

     
  • ServiTech Laboratories - Dodge City

    1990

    Further growth required expansion of the Dodge City laboratory in 1990.

     
  • ServiTech Headquarters and Laboratory - Dodge City

    1996

    ServiTech continued to grow steadily.  In 1996, the Dodge City Laboratory was expanded once again.  This time with a major addition and complete renovation to improve capacity and efficiency of the lab.

     
  • ServiTech expands into Iowa

    2000

    Over the next two decades, ServiTech grew to be the largest agronomic firm and agricultural laboratory in the United States. ServiTech noticed a demand for highly trained independent agronomists in Iowa. In 2000, ServiTech launched its Iowa division, opening up new business opportunities in the Corn Belt.

     
  • ServiTech laboratories expands to Amarillo, Texas

    2005

    As ServiTech’s crop consulting division grew, so too did laboratory business. In order to sample volume and offer testing to the numerous cattle feeding operations in the Texas Panhandle, ServiTech Laboratories opened its third lab in Amarillo, Texas.

     
  • ServiTech launches STEPS

    2009

    Precision Agriculture becomes the term of the decade, as more and more producers start to aggressively track exactly what’s happening out in their field. Over the previous decade, technology in agriculture had been growing at breakneck speed. In order to help growers reconcile all the incoming data, keep up the new technology, and prepare them increased regulation, ServiTech launches ServiTech Expanded Premium Services, LLC – or, STEPS. STEPS focuses on the exploration, development, and field testing of cutting-edge technology in the agricultural sector.

     
  • ServiTech refocus on purpose

    2013

    ServiTech changes its official purpose to “Making the Planet More Productive.” ServiTech actively pursues new technologies to ensure that our recommendations and services are making farming operations more productive, more efficient and more sustainable.

     
  • ServiTech celebrates 40 years

    2015

    ServiTech celebrates its 40th anniversary of Making the Planet More Productive with laboratories that process over 250,000 soil samples a year and almost 1 million acres under contract.

     
  • ServiTech Bridge

    2019

    In 2019 we launched ServiTech Bridge™ Field Intelligence—a subscription service using in-field sensors and analytics that gives you vital information about your field conditions. Available features include soil moisture management, rainfall measurement, pivot status, irrigation well status, grain bin fan status, weather station, tank monitoring, lagoon monitoring, flow meters, and pressure sensors. All in-field sensor subscriptions come with growth modeling and calibrated field imagery.