December 19, 2016

Taurus Opens Head Office in Calgary, Alberta

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Taurus Opens Head Office in Calgary AB

Posted in: Company NewsPress Release

November 2016

Rob Mann, Vice President of Taurus Agricultural Marketing, is pleased to announce the opening of the Taurus head office in the south end of Calgary, AB. “With the advancing external and internal growth of the Taurus business we felt it was important to have our centralized office in an agricultural hub like Calgary, AB.”, explains Mann.

Taurus provides agronomically advanced solutions to high-performance growers by sourcing the most innovative and proven products while backing them up with a solid, scientific approach to growth. We take a leadership role in knowledge based marketing of strategic products and services to advance agriculture.

“With our continued development of our core technologies further abroad, we have more and more customers and business partners looking for a central place to meet, and Calgary is an international destination that is relatively easy to get to from most points in North America and oversees.”, states Craig Davidson, President of Taurus Agricultural Marketing Inc.

“As Taurus continues to add Agronomic Marketing & Business Managers across Canada with our continued need for training and education, along with an expanded office and management team, Calgary became an easy fit.”

For all inquires and future mailings please see our contact info and office address below.

Contact and Mailing Address:

Taurus Agricultural Marketing Inc.
Head Office
Suite 208, 279 Midpark Way SE
Calgary, AB.
T2X 1M2

1-403-454-2831 Office
1-403-454-2830 Accounting
1-403-775-4306 fax

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