It’s turkey time: Minnesota proud as the nation’s turkey capital
It’s turkey time, and no state does it better than Minnesota — the proud turkey capital of the U.S. Producing an impressive 37 to 40 million birds each year, Minnesota’s turkey farmers play a huge role in feeding holiday tables nationwide. But how did the industry fare after this year’s bout with bird flu, and what makes Minnesota-grown turkeys stand out? MN Turkey Growers Association Program Director Peter Scharpe joins to share insights on the state’s resilient producers and how you can support local brands like Jennie-O, Northern Pride Inc., Turkey Valley Farms, and Ferndale Market. Learn more at minnesotaturkey.com and follow @minnesotaturkey on Instagram and Discover Minnesota Turkey on Facebook.
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