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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has appointed 13 members to the National Watermelon Promotion Board. Twelve members will serve three-year terms, which began on Jan. 1, 2017, and will end on Dec. 31, 2019. The new member for District 6 will complete a two-year term beginning immediately.
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When Frey Farms was in danger of being repossessed by a bank, the family’s youngest child stepped up and saved the day. That’s just the beginning of this success story. Paid for by Principal
Sarah Frey, who has made a fortune farming the basic orange models, wants people to start eating the quirky heirlooms.
At an age when most of us were cultivating ant farms and Chia Pets, Sarah Frey-Talley was building herself a formidable business. At 7, she and her mother started selling watermelons and cantaloupes from a neighboring farm to local grocers. At 17, she was growing her own melons, and at 19, she was navigating her way through national contracts with Walmart stores. Today, Sarah is the force behind Frey Farms, a Certified Woman-Owned Business specializing in growing, packing, and shipping produce, including watermelons and cantaloupes, sweet corn, and squash. The company is the largest pumpkin producer in the United States and has recently become one of the leaders in the emerging watermelon juice market. (Which really makes you wonder: What do you do all day?) We caught up with Sarah to hear her story — and to find out what's next for the melon mastermind.
“The dangerous thing about Tsamma is that there’s not an alcohol on the planet that doesn’t mix well with it,” says founder Sarah Frey-Talley.
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With its presentation Aug. 16 of the Jan Fleming Produce Legacy Award, The Packer will continue its tradi-tion of honoring the memory of a longtime staple of the Midwest produce industry.
Meet melon farmer Sarah Frey-Talley, who owns three farms in Florida – two in South Florida and one in Tampa, an 800-acre citrus grove near LaBelle, and is the founder of Tsamma Juice.
As a child, there’s nothing quite like biting into a big slice of ice cold watermelon on a hot summer day and feeling that juice dribble down your chin. It’s sweet, juicy, satisfying and downright delightful! It’s a part of childhood. From the ripe old age of eight, Sarah Frey-Talley of Keenes helped her mother deliver watermelon and cantaloupe during the summer, from their small 100-acre farm to about 20 local grocery stores and markets. Sarah would take the order, unload the product and take the money. Once she was old enough to drive, she bought her own truck and took over the route.
Pack your bags, pomegranate juice. There’s a new flavor in the cooler over there. It’s watermelon juice, called Tsamma, and it’s soy-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, sodium-free and vegan, kosher OU-certified and GMO verified. It has less sugar, fewer calories and carbohydrates than most other juices.
Sarah Frey-Talley is the founder of Tsamma™ watermelon juice, and president and CEO of Frey...
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In the next few days, the first Posey County melons will be ready for harvest. But they won’t actually be in Posey County. Frey Farms produces hundreds of thousands of melons annually at its Gibson County location. Director of sales Renee Mattingly says the melons received their name because of where they were shipped a century ago.
JUST JUICE WE PRESS OUR MELONS INTO FRESH, DELICIOUS JUICE. NO ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, PRESERVATIVES OR SWEETENERS ARE ADDED. IN FACT, OUR PRODUCT IS MADE WITH NATURAL WATERMELON JUICE WITH NO A…
KEENES, IL (KTVI) - When it comes to cash crops, pumpkins are king in Illinois. The country's largest producer of fresh market pumpkins is a company called Frey Farms based in Keenes, IL, near Mount Vernon. Frey Farms grow tens of thousands of pumpkins on farms in seven states, though the soil and topography in southern Illinois are considered the best. The company has grown every year, thanks to the entrepreneurial spirit of its owner, Sarah Frey-Talley. In this special Contact 2 report, FOX 2's Elliot Weiler takes us inside Frey Farms during the busiest time of the year, and introduces us to its owner and reveals her newest venture.
Peruse the produce aisle at your local grocery store and you'll likely find a massive selection of juices featuring blueberries, carrots, strawberries and other familiar fruits and veggies.
Watermelon juice is often skipped over for kale-powered or beet concoctions, but the benefits and taste should not be missed. It provides an anti-inflammatory effect on muscles, reduces risk of dehydration, combats indigestion and lowers risk of cardiovascular disease. Tsamma has hit shelves in Atlanta, vouching itself as the first bottled watermelon juice that is produced in America. One pound of fresh watermelon goes into each bottle of Tsamma juice, packing...
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A new kind of fruit juice with an odd name is just now rolling out in the Chicago market.
Growers Express is opening a new 70,000 square foot Green Giant™ Fresh consolidation and shipping facility. The new Gonzales, California facility offers advantages including proximity to farming operations, ease of access, less truck congestion as well as an updated design to meet the future of its business. Growers Express President, Gary Andreasian, tells us, “As freight and freshness have become more important to our customers and consumers we aligned with Taylor Farms Retail to offer more efficient loading and consolidation across a much larger set of Green Giant Fresh products.