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Four Generations Contribute To The Swanson Pickle Co. Pickle Legacy

2021-04-28 19:39:28| Country Lines Online

Michigan is one of the most diverse agricultural growers in the country, second only to California. So perhaps it shouldnt be surprising that its the number one producer of cucumbers, specifically those grown for pickles. For such a tiny vegetable, pickles make for big business. At Swanson Pickling Co. in Ravenna, Michigan, pickling goes back […] The post Four Generations Contribute To The Swanson Pickle Co. Pickle Legacy appeared first on Michigan Country Lines Magazine.

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