Clean Seed Opens Global Distribution Recruitment on the SMART Seeder MAX™/MAX-S™ for Dealers and Agronomy Partners

Mar 04, 2021

Vancouver, British Columbia - Clean Seed Capital Group Ltd. announces the opening of its virtual recruitment campaign for agricultural equipment dealers and precision agronomy companies interested in distributing the SMART Seeder MAX™/MAX-S™ models and related technologies, initially Canada and the United States. The virtual “Call for Distribution” recruitment campaign is now available and leverages all major social media platforms, both organically and via sustained demographic targeting campaigns with online click through forms. The campaign is designed to accept information from prospective distributors based on their geographic region, capabilities and interest in contributing to the advancement of agriculture.

Graeme Lempriere, CEO, states “From inception Clean Seed’s mandate was to bring about change in the seeding and planting agricultural technology sector through the implementation of new forward thinking innovative solutions that changed the course of an industry. Our approach to sales and distribution is no different, we pride ourselves in thinking outside the box impacting the sales process creating a unique customer buying and service experience.”

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“Graeme Lempriere”

Chairman and CEO

Source : cleanseedcapital

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