Meet the Power Couple of the Hemp Industry— Leading the Industry Across the Plains of Michigan to the Shores of Switzerland and Beyond View original article: https://www.thetop100magazine.com/mike-and-jaime-klumpp?fbclid=IwAR3W7CZRN-T5GCYDK1e98AruODYa7ubrpSVtmEAACm-QVRKJAZc0G0rmDc8 Mike and Jaime appear in the Top 100 U.S. Business Leaders Magazine CONTACT MIKE CONTACT JAIME Mike and Jaime Klumpp Meet the Power Couple of the Hemp Industry— Leading the Industry Across the Plains of …
The Michigan business says success is all about scale. Since early 2019, as the hemp industry took off around the U.S., Mike Klumpp and his family watched the market positively explode from their vantage point in central Michigan. They run Ag Marvels, a sprawling farm that got into the hemp business as soon as it was possible in the state. As …
CRYSTAL GWIZDALA | THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 2021Read Full Article on EpiCenter Mt. Pleasant Ag Marvels is a family-owned business. They’re the largest hemp processor in Michigan, and they’re located in Shepherd. Not only has the Klumpp family put down roots in the hemp industry, they’ve also put roots down in this area. They’ve been in Isabella County for generations. Mike Klumpp, principal CEO …
Shepherd’s “Agricultural Marvel” CRYSTAL GWIZDALA | THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 2021 | CATALYST MIDLAND Read Full Article from Original Source In Shepherd, the largest hemp processing plant in Michigan sits quietly. Michael Klumpp has farmed for 25 years, purchasing approximately 3,000 acres of land from his grandfather. He started out with corn and soy. In 2019, he joined the hemp industry and founded Ag Marvels, …
Mitch Galloway, Farm News Media / January 26, 2021 Link to full original article Industrial hemp farmer and processor Michael Klumpp is headed to Washington. This after the USDA and U.S. Trade Representative announced Klumpp would be one of 67 people appointed to serve on agricultural trade advisory committees. Now Klumpp of Shepherd will represent the committee for Trade in Tobacco, Cotton …
Listen to this very informative Hemp grower podcast with Ag Marvels owner Mike Klumpp, and MSU Extension Educator, Eric Anderson to learn the “Do’s and Don’ts for Hemp Growers” going into the 2020 season, critical tips in regards to producing, processing, and selling your hemp this year, new Hemp Grain contract opportunities with Ag Marvels, and where we see the …
Farm News Media November 26, 2019 Link to original article: https://michiganfarmnews.com/mfb-hemp-task-force-meets-to-discuss-policy-issues FRANKENMUTH — A new hemp task force met Nov. 22 at the Saginaw Valley Research and Extension Center to discuss policy and issues surrounding the commodity. Among them — a proposed resolution on Michigan hemp production. Dubbed the Michigan Farm Bureau Hemp Task Force, the seven-member group reviewed industry concerns, …
BY MARLA R. MILLER | Sunday, November 10, 2019 10:56am Link to original article: https://mibiz.com/sections/food-agribusiness/michigan-hemp-growers-learn-lessons-with-first-harvest Michael Klumpp did not know what to expect when he ventured into the world of industrial hemp, but the farmer soon realized growing a viable crop was only half the battle. Klumpp’s Mak Enterprises LLC farming operation in Shepherd, Mich., near Mt. Pleasant, includes about 3,000 acres of corn, …
Mitch Galloway Michigan Farm Bureau | Nov 1, 2019 Link to original article: https://www.themorningsun.com/news/local/shepherd-industrial-hemp-grower-phones-are-blowing-up-with-interest/article_80a3153a-fc0e-11e9-aac1-27a24a7c66f8.html Michael Klumpp’s cellphone rings and rings and rings. On the other end of those calls? Interested industrial hemp customers. Such is the life for Ag Marvels LLC CEO Klumpp these days, especially amid Michigan’s first legal industrial hemp harvest. For Klumpp and other state processors and growers, …
Are you a MICHIGAN FARMER? Have you been weathering through the economic challenges of the farming industry the past few years, wondering how you and your Farm are going to make it one more year? We are Michigan Farmers ourselves and have personally experienced the debilitating economic challenges with our own operation. We have become INTENT on being proactive by …
