WILTON, N.D. – Fourth-generation producers Jennifer (Jen) Meyer, 38, the first woman to serve on the North Dakota Soybean Council (NDSC), and her husband, James Meyer, 44, are building their family farm near Wilton. They have a daughter, Jasmine, 8, who is the fifth generation on the farm.
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Meyers waiting for snow to melt to get started with spring planting
James and Jen Meyer, and their daughter, Jasmine, farm near Wilton, N.D.
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