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A.M.A. Horticulture celebrates 40 years of learning and growing

A.M.A. Horticulture is celebrating forty years of learning and growing. Since opening its doors in the spring of 1982, the family-owned horticulture supply business has grown to become a leading North American supplier, offering solutions for growers in a wide range of areas, including propagation, hydroponics, berries and more.

“They say age is just a number. After four decades of learning, growing and building partnerships within our industry, we feel more dynamic than ever,” says Connie Bradt-Monsma, who serves as managing director of A.M.A., together with her husband, Rick Bradt.

A.M.A. is known for finding the right solutions to help customers succeed – and sometimes inventing new ones. Al’s Flower Pouch, the RootSmartTM propagation system, Thirst Quencher and the A.M.A. 60 growing container for organic greenhouse vegetables are just some of the company’s home-grown innovations. A.M.A. is also known for being a trusted partner, often working with two and now three generations to help operations evolve and grow.

“Learning is the backbone of growth in horticulture. It’s what drives us and our customers to move forward,” says Rick Bradt, managing director of A.M.A. “As we reflect on our 40th anniversary, we want to celebrate by bringing our community together with opportunities to learn and grow.”

“Our vision is to help cultivate the future of horticulture,” adds Connie. “For 40 years, we’ve been investing in this industry and the talented people who work in it, and we’ve seen incredible change and advancement. We want to celebrate that and keep the momentum going by offering learning opportunities to grow forward, together.”

For more information:
A.M.A. Horticulture
2011 Spinks Drive
Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5
Canada
T: 519-322-1397 or 800-338-1136
F: 519-322-1358
ama@amahort.com
www.amahort.com 

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