About Us

Bill came back to the family farm in 1984, and has worked with agronomy, planters, farm equipment and ag technology since he founded PASI a decade later.

Bill’s knowledge of planters and agronomy has taken him to over 23 states, as well as all across Canada—helping farmers, agribusinesses and manufacturers with machinery, ag technology and agronomy.

Tim has been working with agronomy and soils since 1980, and has worked as an agronomist & crop consultant with PASI since 2000.

Tim’s knowledge of crops and soils has helped PASI’s clients achieve the highest level of productivity in their operations. His expertise includes variable rate seeding and nitrogen recommendations, farm drainage, and software (to name just a few).

Matt came to PASI as an agronomist & crop consultant in 2008. He began his career in agronomy when he graduated from Wilmington College in 2002.

Matt heads up PASI’s crop scouting program, and works with growers on all of their crop consulting and technology needs. He has pioneered some of PASI’s nitrogen recommendation work, and enjoys “hands-on” agronomy with our customers and clients.

Justin started with PASI in the spring of 2012 after graduating from OSU with a degree in Ag Systems Management, and works as one of our sales/ag technology specialists.

Justin has been involved in all aspects of ag technology since joining the PASI team, and sells, services and supports all precision ag products. Justin heads up our MyWay RTK Network systems.

Charlie joined PASI in January of 2014. After graduating from OSU in 2006 he worked in ag retail as a sales agronomist and a crop nutrition management specialist.

Charlie has several roles on the PASI team. As a sales/ag technology specialist, he specializes in planters and liquid fertilizer systems. He also heads up PASI’s custom built planter endeavor.

Eric joined the PASI team in the fall of 2014. He is a 2011 graduate from OSU, where he majored in Ag Systems Management.

Eric has dual roles with PASI—both working as an agronomist and also helping with sales, installation and support. He also troubleshoots planters and ag technology.

 

Dan joined the PASI team in the spring of 2022, just after graduating from OSU where he had majored in Agricultural Systems Management.

At PASI, Dan works as a Planter and Ag Technology Specialist, troubleshooting and repairing equipment, performing installations, and assisting in research endeavors.

Evan Aufderhaar joined our team in 2022.

Evan serves our Ohio customers and clients as precision ag specialist.

 

 

Jeremy joined the PASI team in 2017 after completing his degree in Ag Business at Clark State.

At PASI, Jeremy’s focuses on completing installations and crop scouting as well as soil and tissue sampling.

 

 

 

Kurt started PASI as Planter and Ag technology specialist in February 2021. Prior to that he was in equipment sales and service on all makes of equipment.

Out of high school, Kurt worked for a cooperative, where his focus was with the setup and installation of equipment to apply liquid fertilizer, and Precision Planting and Ag Leader equipment, as well as maintenance. From there Kurt joined an equipment dealer where he was selling, installing, and servicing farm equipment, was also involved primarily in the application of fertilizer.

Kurt farms just outside of New Bremen Ohio with his wife Andrea and four children.

 

 

Pam started with PASI early in 2015. She serves as office manager and brings a wealth of experience to the PASI team.

She has worked with many of our vendors in the past and is quite familiar with ag technology.

 

 

Paul joined Precision Agri Services Inc at the end of 2020. As a full-time farmer since 2004, Paul has used several Precision Planting products and has integrated a lot of precision technology into his farm. His main role on the PASI team is a Planter and Ag Technology Specialist.

Paul enjoys spending time with family, friends and he doesn't know a stranger - just people that he hasn’t met yet.

 

 

Tanner graduated May 2020 with his degree in Agricultural Systems Management from Ohio State. He lives on his family’s row-crop farm near Ohio City, Ohio and has spent his entire life working on the farm. Tanner has also had many experiences throughout college career through many internships and experiences in the agronomy and precision agriculture world. This included agronomy experience with a local co-op, equipment sales and maintenance experience with a local John Deere dealer, and finishing with a research agronomy position with Precision Planting.

He really enjoys research and collecting data to really prove and quantify the viability of a product or practice. Then sharing that information with growers to best improve their operations and help them learn what is right for them.

Tanner enjoys spending as much time as he can on his family farm and helping the family’s operation be successful, as well as implementing new practices and testing their effectiveness.