DAGMAR, Mont. – Tanner Jorgensen, a fourth-generation grain farmer, will tell you that northeast Montana is unique – feast or famine landscape that can both provide a person everything they need for a successful crop or take it all away at will. Covered in rolling hills and gentle coulees, Sheridan County’s agriculture is nearly equally split between ranching and farming. It all depends on what the first generation decided to stake their claim at.
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Tanner Jorgensen raises durum, green peas, canola in northeast Montana
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Tanner Jorgensen comes from a long line of farmers on both sides of his family. From left to right: Tanner's grandparents, Wayne and Arletta Herman; Tanner; and his parents, Jandy and Tom Jorgensen.
Tanner is most looking forward to getting in the field and doing some seeding.
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