Potato Grower

February 2020

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WWW.POTATOGROWER.COM 25 TODD GEYER 208.520.7049 JOSH WRIGHT 208.520.4837 HARRISTON-MAYO IDAHO FALLS 4073-20MayoMfg12h.indd 1 1/9/20 2:28 PM FRESH SOLUTIONS NETWORK PARTNERS BASIN GOLD Pasco, Wash. Fourth generation, established 1994 GREEN THUMB FARMS Fryeburg, Maine Third generation, established 1965 MACK FARMS Lake Wales, Fla. Second generation, established 1967 MICHAEL FAMILY FARMS Urbana, Ohio Fourth generation, established 1960 NOKOTA PACKERS Buxton, N.D. Third generation, established 1979 RED ISLE POTATO GROWERS Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Sixth generation, established 1848 STERMAN MASSER POTATO FARMS Sacramento, Pennsylvania Ninth generation, established 1754 SUN-GLO OF IDAHO Sugar City, Idaho Fifth generation, established 1916 "Our farmers are great storytellers. They have such a connection to their land and to their families," says Triou. "It has been amazing to bring a videographer out to the farms to capture and share the majesty of these all-the-way-to-the-horizon fields that are completely in flower. Today's technology really affords us to the opportunity to melt away the miles and bring consumers right into our farms." Without that age-old, most invaluable form of communication—a good story and the ability to tell it well—Triou knows that the "Grown Where It Matters" campaign may very well have fallen flat on its face. But, she says, when it comes to both storytelling and potato production, "My Network farmers have been doing it for generations." The "Grown Where It Matters" videos can be found at www.sidedelights.com/who-we-are. The "Grown Where It Matters" podcasts can be accessed at www.grown-where-it-matters-potato-farmers-stories.simplecast.com

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