About Guldan Family Farm
Denny Guldan grew up on a dairy farm, studied farm production after high school, and always knew that farming was what he did best. Janice Guldan, on the other hand, is what you might call a "transplant." Janice grew up in town but fell in love with the country and the lifestyle it offered.

The Guldans began their transition from conventional grain farming to raising fruit and vegetables in the late 1980's. They started with a couple acres of strawberries and a few rows of sweet corn, adding perennial crops of rhubarb, raspberries and asparagus throughout the years. The Guldans now grow most of the vegetables common to the southern Minnesota climate.
The Guldan family also includes their three children, Tim, Emily and Samantha. Tim is a teacher in the New Ulm area. During the growing season he actively helps manage the business so that the Guldans are able to utilize 25 acres of their land for vegetable and fruit production. Emily and Samantha provide seasonal help as they are able to between Emily's job with the DNR and Samantha's school schedule.
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