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Mr. Martin J. Schaffranek
Salesman

18703 Highland Trl
Houston, TX 77084-3854 UNITED STATES

Work: 832-208-0599
Cell: 832-208-0599

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Membership

• Member
• American Society of Agronomy, 12 Years
• Soil Science Society of America, 14 Years

Past Membership

• Crop Science Society of America, 1 Years

Education History

• Bachelor in Agriculture Science, Ohio State University, 1977, Agronomy
  
• Bachelor of Science (BS), Ohio State University, ,
  

Communities

ASA Agronomic Production Systems Section
• ASA Crop Irrigation Strategies and Management Community
  
• ASA Soil and Water Management Professionals Community
  
• ASA Precision Agriculture Systems Community
  
• ASA Weedy and Invasive Plant Species Community
  
ASA Climatology and Modeling Section
• ASA Global Climate Change Community
  
• ASA Agroclimatology and Agronomic Modeling Community
  
ASA Education and Extension Section
• ASA Extension Education Community
  
ASA Environmental Quality Section
• ASA Nutrients and Environmental Quality Community
  
ASA Land Management and Conservation Section
• ASA Cover Crop Management Community
  

Divisions of Interest

• SSSA Soil Fertility & Plant Nutrition Division
  
• SSSA Soil & Water Management & Conservation Division
  
• SSSA Practicing Professional Soil Scientists Division
  
• SSSA Soil Chemistry Division
  

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• SSSA Pedology Division
  
• SSSA Soil Mineralogy Division
  
• SSSA Forest, Range & Wildland Soils Division
  
• SSSA Wetland Soils Division
  
• SSSA Soils & Environmental Quality Division
  

Committee Service

• S - Soil Glossary Working Group, Member, 2013-05-10 - 2100-12-31
  

Scientific Expertise

• Irrigation
  
• Organic Farming
  
• Weed Management
  
• Vegetable Crops
  

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• Wetland Soils
  

More About Me

Basically I started my agriculture career very early in my childhood. I worked frequently on my Grandfather's Farm in Pennslyvania. Started out there working on his potato plants killing the japanese beetles and weeding. I worked small scale on my dad's farm in Ohio predominately working on Vegetable production. It was a very good experience even though we didn't use a lot of mechanization and our production was good. The name of the County was "Richland", which thats what it was "RICH" "LAND". Then I evolved my experience by getting into Ag Mechanization and selling Farm Tractors to Rice Farmers in Texas. I am now about ready to start a Farming/Ranching enterprise.