Dynamic Cropping Systems Bringing Enzyme Technology to Growers Across the Midwest
ZymeCO • July 14, 2026

ZymeCO is proud to recognize Dynamic Cropping Systems (DCS) as a featured agriculture dealer and one of the first ag retailers to bring enzyme-based technology to growers across the Midwest.


Based in Perham, Minnesota, Dynamic Cropping Systems has built a reputation for helping growers improve profitability through modern agronomy, precision agriculture, biological solutions, seed, crop protection products, fertility programs, and drone application services. Since opening in 2016, DCS has focused on providing growers with a complete agronomic solution, helping farmers plan and manage their operations from the furrow on up.


Today, DCS proudly offers ZymeCO's enzyme technologies, including TillZyme and FulviZyme, giving growers access to innovative tools designed to support residue breakdown, nutrient cycling, soil biology, and overall crop performance.


"Jerry and the team at Dynamic Cropping Systems were among the first agricultural dealers to recognize the potential of enzyme technology and bring it directly to growers," said Mark Slavens, CEO of ZymeCO. "We appreciate their commitment to innovation and their willingness to introduce new innovative tools that help producers improve soil health, nutrient efficiency, and long-term productivity. Their leadership has helped pave the way for enzyme technology adoption throughout the Midwest."


As growers continue searching for solutions that improve efficiency and maximize return on investment, enzyme technologies can play a key role in modern crop production. Through their partnership with ZymeCO, DCS is helping growers integrate proven enzyme-based products into their fertility and soil health programs.


"We're excited about the future and grateful for dealers like DCS who share our vision for advancing agriculture through enzyme innovation," added Slavens.


Interested in Becoming a ZymeCO Dealer?


ZymeCO is actively expanding its agriculture dealer network throughout North America. Dealers interested in adding innovative enzyme technologies to their product portfolio are encouraged to contact Phil Dwyer to learn more about partnership opportunities and available territories.


Together, we're helping growers unlock more value from their soil, residue, and nutrient management programs through the power of enzyme technology.

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