Golden Harvest – Ben Turzinski

Most successful farmers rely on a strong team.

In this Performance Through Partnership feature, brought to you by Golden Harvest, we meet third-generation corn and vegetable farmer Ben Turzinski ofAlmond, Wisconsin, and his Golden Harvest partner and seed advisor, Matt Hintz.

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