Our Delaware Team
Our agronomy team in the Delaware area have been serving farmers for over 20 years. They are knowledgeable about what Southern States products will work best for you and can help maximize yields and profits. Whether you are looking for a crop advisor for corn, soybean and wheat barley, would like some help with pasture and hay management, or just would like to hear about some recommendations for crop protectants, fertilizers and seeds, our Delaware team has the education and experience to answer your questions and help you make the right decisions.
Contact your local agronomy sales representative below.
Agronomy Sales Manager – Kenny has worked for Southern States for over 5 years and specializes in row crop production.
Assistant General Manager – With over 30 years of experience at Southern States, Sammy brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to helping his customers become more profitable. He has won a number of company awards, including Service Manager of the Year and President’s Excellence awards. Sammy grew up on a cattle farm and was a member of FFA and the Farm Bureau and enjoys working with younger generation farmers, as he feels they are the future of agriculture.
Assistant General Manager – Brian grew up on a dairy farm and graduated from Delaware Valley University with a degree in agronomy. He has been with Southern States for over 34 years and specializes in crops.
Agronomy Sales Manager - Born and raised on a dairy, beef cattle and row crop farm in Delaware, Flip has been with Southern States serving farmers for over 23 years. A double major in General Ag and Ag Education from Delaware State University, Flip was a high school agriculture teacher before joining Southern States in 1995.
He is a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), Integrated Pest Management (IPM) certified, and certified in creating Delaware and Maryland Nutrient Management plans. He is a recipient of the Distinguish Ag award from the Delaware Department of Agriculture.
Flip specializes in pasture and hay management, corn, soybean and wheat barley.