RIPE 'N READY TIMES
Spring 2023

Enter this year’s CAN DO Challenge by April 30th, 2023, for a chance to win cash prizes! Just send us a photo and description (or recipe) of your most popular dish that features U.S. grown canned Bartlett pears. Everyone who enters receives a $10 Starbucks gift card!
Looking for Some Inspearation?

From tacos to spring rolls and salads to smoothies, we’ve got you
covered with great recipes! Check out the winners from our previous Can
DO Challenge contests.
Meet Amy Myrdal Miller, MS, RDN, FAND
President of Farmer’s Daughter Consulting and co-author of
Cooking a la Heart, Fourth Edition

When did your interest in food, from farm to table, start, and how has that influenced your career?

I grew up on a farm in northeast North Dakota. As the youngest of five kids—including three brothers who are farmers—I spent a lot of time listening to my family talk about the weather and the business of farming. When I was living on the farm, my dad had a big cow-calf operation. He also grew wheat, barley, and corn for silage for the cattle. Today, with my brothers running the farm, wheat is still the largest crop, but they also grow soybeans, canola, dry beans (pintos and black beans), and sunflowers.

My interest in cooking came from my mom who got me working in the kitchen at an early age. By the time I was 10 years old, I was often in charge of making dinner and supper for the family. I love to cook and bake, and I do a lot of recipe development for clients.

My business, Farmer's Daughter Consulting, offers clients a wide range of marketing and communication services. We specialize in nutrition marketing, agriculture communication, influencer engagement, and recipe development. We are inspired by farmers, flavor, and fun!
Order Free Materials

We’ve got K-12 giveaways, serving line clings for the lunch room, fun facts and tips and tricks sheets, and more.
Reduce Food Waste, Deliciously

It’s easy to reduce food waste—not to mention save time—when you use everything in a can of ripe and ready Bartlett pears, including the juice in smoothies, salads, entrées, and baked goods.