Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Top Wisconsin vegetable growers
Top Wisconsin vegetable growers
21st Annual American Vegetable Grower Top 100
October 2008
Rank among Northern growers (acreage):
#2 Hartung Brothers - snap beans, sweet corn, cucumbers, beets, carrots, peas, lima beans
#3 Paramount Farms - potatoes, sweet corn, beans, peas
#5 Heartland Farms - potatoes, sweet corn, beans, peas
#12 Borzynski Farms - cabbage, sweet corn, peas, peppers
#14 Wysocki Produce Farm - potatoes, beans, peas, sweet corn, pickles
#15 Bula Gieringer Farms - potatoes, sweet corn, peas, beans
#18 Weekly Farms - potatoes, beans, sweet corn, peas
#19 Gary Bula Farms - potatoes, snap beans, peas, sweet corn
#21 Sowinski Farms - potatoes, beans, peas
#23 Worzella & Sons - potatoes, sweet corn, beans
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