SurePoint designs and manufactures liquid fertilizer application and spray tendering systems as well as anhydrous and irrigation injection equipment.
It builds customized kits to upgrade fertilizer application technology on planters, with instructions and teams that can help dealers install kits for customers. To get your head around what that means, just think about the Ford Shelby Mustang or the Ford Saleen Mustang—upgraded versions of the Ford Mustang ponycar.
SurePoint works across various brands, providing producers with increased options for planter fertilizer systems and access to new technology. Through the joint venture, SurePoint will have access to select Deere technologies to enhance productivity across a wide range of products.
SurePoint was founded in 2007 as SureFire Ag Systems by Josh and Lisa Wolters, Blaine and Erin Ginther, and Matt Wolters, who saw an opportunity to help producers better apply fertilizer, chemicals, and other crop inputs. In 2012, SureFire Electronics was created to address the need for electrical components to support precision. Together, the companies have over 80 full-time employees.
“Producers are continually looking for opportunities to upgrade existing equipment with new technology to enhance productivity, sustainability, and reduce costs,” said Miles Keaton, Director of Performance Upgrades at John Deere. “We appreciate SurePoint’s focus on providing modern technology for existing equipment with the customization needed to easily install valuable solutions.”
Added Josh Walters, Chief Executive Officer at SurePoint Ag Systems: “The SurePoint team remains committed to helping customers across all brands of equipment and is excited to be able to work with more producers to adopt and utilize more leading technology. Growing this business continues to be important to us. We look forward to growing further with a market leader.”