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  • Latham Hi‑Tech Seeds

    Premier Agronomy Day Brings Product Performance to Life

    there’s only so much you can learn about a seed product from numbers on a page. sometimes, you need to walk the rows.

    That’s exactly what Latham Seeds Dealers and customers had the opportunity to do during our annual Premier Agronomy Day in Alexander, Iowa.

    The event brings growers together with Latham’s sales and agronomy teams for an up-close look at corn and soybean products growing in our plots. It’s a chance to see product performance firsthand, ask questions and hear what our team is seeing across Latham Country.

    Seeing Performance in the Field

    Throughout the day, John Latham and members of the Latham sales and agronomy teams led groups through the plots, sharing observations about products in the current lineup and discussing considerations for the seasons ahead.

    Regional Sales Managers Daniel and Jacob highlighted soybean varieties showing strong potential — including a few they jokingly described as “yield hogs.”

    Justin took the conversation below ground with a discussion about seed treatments. Growers can easily see what’s happening above the soil, but many of the threats facing a young plant are hidden underground. That makes choosing the right seed treatment an important part of protecting yield potential from the very beginning.

    And in the corn plots, John highlighted one of Latham’s longtime “big gun” hybrids — a proven product that has continued to earn its place in the lineup through consistent performance.

    More Than a Plot Tour

    Premier Agronomy Day is about more than looking at individual products. It gives Dealers and customers an opportunity to talk directly with the people who evaluate, select and recommend Latham products — and to learn from one another.

    Those conversations become especially valuable as harvest approaches and growers begin thinking about product decisions for another season.

    After the plot tours wrapped up, attendees gathered for lunch and more conversation — an annual tradition that reflects something important about how Latham does business.

    As a third-generation seed company, we believe strong relationships and local knowledge matter. Getting together in the field gives us another opportunity to listen, learn and share what we’re seeing so Latham Dealers can help growers put the right products on the right acres.

    Because sometimes the best place to prepare for next season is standing in this season’s field.

    Team Latham

    September 13, 2026
    Agronomics, Food & Family, General, Latham News, News, Uncategorized
  • Latham Hi‑Tech Seeds

    You Can’t Control the Weather.

    but you can plan for white mold pressure.

    White mold has an annoying habit of making itself obvious when there’s not much you can do about it.

    By the time its telltale white, cottony growth appears on soybean stems, infection has already occurred. And because the sclerotia that carry the fungus can survive in the soil for years, a field with a history of white mold deserves extra attention long before symptoms appear.

    That’s why managing white mold isn’t just about reacting to what you see in the field. It’s about building a plan before the next crop goes in.

    Know Where You’re at Risk

    Cool, wet conditions and moisture within a dense soybean canopy can create favorable conditions for white mold development. Fields with a history of the disease deserve particular attention when planning for the next growing season.

    Good field notes are a great place to start. Record where white mold appeared, how severely different varieties were affected and the field conditions where pressure was greatest.

    Then use that information when making next year’s seed decisions.

    Build Defense into Your Seed Selection

    Variety selection is one of the most important tools farmers have for managing white mold risk.

    Look closely at white mold ratings and other defensive characteristics when selecting soybeans for fields with a known history of disease. Latham’s 2027 soybean lineup includes varieties with strong white mold tolerance, including new K-Class™ products that combine top-end yield potential with the defensive characteristics needed across Latham Country.

    Your Latham® Dealer can help evaluate options and match soybean products to the disease history, soils and management practices of each field.

    Add Another Layer with SoyShield Ultra

    Seed treatment provides another opportunity to build protection into your plan before planting.

    Latham SoyShield™ Ultra brings several components together in one treatment package, including HeadsUp® for Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) and soybean white mold suppression. It also includes an increased rate of mefenoxam compared to SoyShield Plus, BIOST for nematode and insect protection, and Amplifyr to support early-season plant growth.

    In other words, SoyShield Ultra isn’t just about white mold. It’s designed to give soybeans broader protection against several of the disease and pest pressures farmers face across the Upper Midwest.

    And that’s an important distinction: there isn’t one silver bullet for white mold.

    The better approach is to layer management decisions — knowing your field history, selecting varieties with the right defensive package, using appropriate seed treatment and continuing to scout throughout the season.

    Start Planning Now

    If you’re seeing white mold in your fields this season, don’t just make a mental note and move on.

    Document it. Talk about it with your Latham Dealer. And use what you’re seeing today to make a stronger plan for 2027.

    You can’t control what Mother Nature delivers next season. But you can make decisions now that help your soybeans stand up to the pressure.

    Talk with your local Latham Dealer about soybean selection and whether SoyShield Ultra is a good fit for your acres.

    Team Latham

    September 12, 2026
    Agronomics, Crop, Disease, Seed Treatment, Soybeans, Uncategorized
  • Latham Hi‑Tech Seeds

    Latham Hi-Tech Seeds Releases 2027 Product Guide

    new lineup gives farmers a broad range of genetics and technologies designed to fit their acres

    Alexander, Iowa – Latham Seeds has released its 2027 Product Guide, featuring a diverse corn, soybean and alfalfa portfolio as the Iowa-based seed company begins celebrating its 80th anniversary.

    Founded by Willard and Evelyn Latham on their family farm near Alexander in 1947, Latham has grown into a regional seed company serving farmers throughout the Upper Midwest. While agriculture has changed dramatically during those eight decades, John Latham says the company’s focus has remained the same.

    “Much has changed over the past 80 years, but one thing has remained constant: our commitment to helping farmers succeed,” Latham says. “I believe our 2027 lineup is the strongest portfolio we’ve ever offered.”

    Highlights include:

    • New K-Class soybean products combining strong yield potential with defensive characteristics.
    • An expanded corn portfolio featuring multiple genetic backgrounds, trait technologies and conventional options.
    • Corn products ranging from early to full-season maturities for farms across Latham Country.
    • Industry-leading alfalfa genetics designed for the demands of today’s livestock producers.

    Products are evaluated through Latham’s extensive research program, including replicated Elite Trials, farmer-planted Showcase Plots and Training in Excellence (T.I.E.) plots throughout the region. Farmer and dealer feedback also helps guide product selection and placement recommendations.

    “We believe farmers deserve choices,” Latham says. “Our job is to provide the products, information and support they need to make the decisions that are right for their farms.”

    The 2027 Product Guide also celebrates Latham’s Farmer Focused roots as the company marks 80 years in business alongside America’s 250th anniversary.

    View the complete 2027 Latham Hi-Tech Seeds Product Guide here.

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    Since 1947, Latham Seeds has been committed to delivering seed products in corn, soybeans and alfalfa that are field-tested, proven on the farm and trusted by farmers. By combining localized product research, personal service and a deep passion for rural communities, Latham Seeds helps farmers maximize their yield potential — one field at a time. Learn more at www.lathamseeds.com. Latham and Latham Hi-Tech Seeds are trademarks of M.S. Technologies, L.L.C.

    Team Latham

    September 7, 2026
    Food & Family, General, Industry News, Latham News, News, Uncategorized
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    Latham Launches 2027 Corn Lineup

    Latham Seeds Introduces Diverse 2027 Corn Lineup

    New hybrids, diverse mix of genetics and trait platforms give upper midwest farmers more options for 2027

    Alexander, Iowa — August 1, 2026 — Latham Hi-Tech Seeds is introducing its 2027 corn lineup, featuring new hybrids and a diverse mix of genetics and trait platforms designed to give Upper Midwest farmers more options for managing risk and maximizing performance.

    The 2027 portfolio includes PowerCore® Enlist®, conventional, Trecepta®, VT Double PRO®, SmartStax® and SmartStax® PRO hybrids across multiple genetic backgrounds.

    “Diversity has always been an important part of how we build our corn portfolio,” said John Latham, third-generation seedsman with Latham Hi-Tech Seeds. “Different fields have different challenges, and every growing season brings something we can’t predict. Having access to multiple genetic backgrounds and trait platforms allows us to recommend products based on what fits a farmer’s acres.”

    Latham’s independent position allows the family-owned seed company to offer technologies from multiple providers, creating a balanced portfolio across maturities, agronomic characteristics and management needs.

    The 2027 lineup builds on proven performers while adding new PowerCore, Trecepta and SmartStax PRO hybrids. New additions include:

    • LH 3586 PCE — A new PowerCore hybrid for Latham’s northern growing area, combining strong yield potential, late-season intactness and adaptability across environments.
    • Latham E481-G — A new GT hybrid with excellent stalks and roots, strong yield potential and good drought stress tolerance.
    • LH 5128 SS PRO — Designed for challenging corn-on-corn acres, with excellent stalk strength, good roots and late-season intactness.
    • LH 6126 PCE — A high-yielding PowerCore hybrid with a strong disease package, kernel depth and test weight that pairs well with proven LH 6226 PCE.

    “We often compare building a seed lineup to building a diversified investment portfolio,” Latham said. “You don’t want everything riding on one approach. Genetic and trait diversity gives farmers more ways to spread risk across their acres while positioning themselves to capture yield opportunity.”

    Latham’s 2027 corn lineup is available through Latham Dealers across the Upper Midwest.

    For more information or to find a Latham Seeds dealer near you, visit www.lathamseeds.com.

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    Since 1947, Latham Seeds has been committed to delivering seed products in corn, soybeans and alfalfa that are field-tested, proven on the farm and trusted by farmers. By combining localized product research, personal service and a deep passion for rural communities, Latham Seeds helps farmers maximize their yield potential — one field at a time. Learn more at www.lathamseeds.com. Latham and Latham Hi-Tech Seeds are trademarks of M.S. Technologies, L.L.C.

    Team Latham

    August 13, 2026
    Food & Family, General, Industry News, Latham News, News, Uncategorized
  • Latham Hi‑Tech Seeds

    Building a Seed Package That Fits Your Acres

    Protection is part of the package

    No two fields are exactly alike. Soil type, yield environment, cropping history and pest pressure can vary across an operation — which is why choosing seed shouldn’t necessarily mean choosing one product and planting it everywhere.

    A strong seed plan starts with matching the right products to the right acres.

    Latham’s corn and soybean lineups offer depth across a wide range of maturities, yield environments and productivity levels. That gives farmers and their Latham® Dealers the ability to build a package of products around the needs of an entire operation.

    For example, farmers planting corn in the 99- to 103-day maturity range have several options with different strengths. LH 4986 PCE RA offers versatility and the ability to perform in tougher yield environments. LH 5106 PCE RA is built for offensive acres, while proven LH 5226 PCE RA combines top-end yield potential with the ability to handle tougher soils.

    Fields with different management needs may call for another approach. For corn-on-corn acres where below-ground protection is important, Latham has added depth in the 101- to 105-day range with new LH 5128 SS PRO RIB, LH 5358 SS PRO RIB and LH 5418 SS PRO RIB, alongside LH 5578 SS PRO.

    Product selection is only the first step

    Product selection is only one part of building a plan for the season. Seed treatment can provide another layer of protection during the critical early stages of crop development.

    SoyShield ULTRA brings several components together in one treatment package. It includes an increased rate of mefenoxam over SoyShield Plus; HeadsUp for Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) and Soybean White Mold (SWM) suppression; BIOST for nematode and insect protection; and Amplifyr, a biostimulant designed to support early-season plant growth.

    The goal is the same whether you’re selecting hybrids, soybean varieties or seed treatment: give each acre what it needs to get the season off to the strongest possible start.

    As harvest approaches and you begin evaluating this year’s results and planning for next season, talk with your local Latham Dealer about building a seed package around your fields, your challenges and your yield goals.

    Team Latham

    August 11, 2026
    Agronomics, Corn, Crop, Soybeans, Uncategorized
  • Latham Hi‑Tech Seeds

    Looking Ahead: Chad Hart Shares Ag Market Outlook

    Every growing season brings new opportunities – and new uncertainties

    Iowa State University Crop Marketing Specialist Chad Hart shares his outlook on today’s agricultural economy

    At this year’s annual Dealer Kickoff, Dr. Hart gave an overview of the current corn and soybean markets, highlighting the factors shaping prices and profitability as farmers prepare for another growing season. While grain supplies remain strong, he noted that demand from exports, ethanol, soybean crush and renewable diesel continues to play an important role in supporting the market.

    His message was clear: agriculture continues to evolve, and understanding the economic landscape is an important part of making informed decisions on the farm.

    Hart also discussed current market trends, crop conditions and price projections, encouraging growers to keep a close eye on changing market conditions while planning for the future. As always, local conditions, management decisions and long-term planning remain key to making the most of every season.

    Latham was honored to welcome Dr. Hart to Dealer Kickoff as he prepares for his upcoming retirement from Iowa State University. Throughout his career, he has helped countless farmers and agricultural professionals better understand the markets through research, education and practical insights.

    Team Latham

    August 5, 2026
    Uncategorized
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    K-Class Soybeans Unveiled

    Latham Seeds Unveils Next Generation K-Class™ Soybeans for 2027

    New Lineup combines elite yield potential, Ironclad® defense and genetics tailored for Latham Country

    Alexander, Iowa — July 30, 2026 —Latham Hi-Tech Seeds is raising the bar for soybean performance with the introduction of its new K-Class™ soybean lineup for the 2027 growing season.

    Featuring 16 new soybean products, the K-Class lineup represents the next generation of Latham soybean genetics — combining exceptional yield potential with the strong defensive traits farmers need to perform across the diverse growing conditions of Latham Country. Five of the K-Class soybeans carry the Ironclad® designation, giving farmers added confidence through a package of defensive characteristics designed to help protect yield potential from planting through harvest.

    “I’m especially excited about our 2027 lineup,” said third-generation seedsman John Latham. “Our new K-Class soybean products combine outstanding yield potential with strong defensive traits. It’s the strongest soybean portfolio we’ve ever offered to Latham customers.”

    Built for today’s production challenges, K-Class soybeans deliver more than high yields. They’re tailor-made for the environments where Latham customers farm, combining offensive performance with the agronomic strength needed to help growers rest easy throughout the season.

    Among the new lineup, Latham is especially excited about three standout K-Class varieties:

    • L 1912 E3 is a new superstar that delivers outstanding yield potential with solid iron deficiency chlorosis (IDC) tolerance. This standout features the Rps 3a gene for Phytophthora root rot resistance and a defensive package that includes BSR, SDS and soybean white mold tolerance.
    • L 2048 E3 has excellent stress tolerance and strong sudden death syndrome (SDS) protection. With lineage tracing back to proven performer L 1558 E3, this medium-tall variety delivers broad adaptability and is especially well suited for north central Iowa.
    • L 2181 E3 offers exceptional yield potential backed by the Peking source of soybean cyst nematode (SCN) resistance, along with strong SDS and soybean white mold tolerance. Its attractive plant style, defensive characteristics and outstanding Iowa performance make it another exciting addition to the 2027 lineup.

    “Every season presents new challenges,” Latham said. “Our goal is to continue bringing farmers the genetics that help them succeed, regardless of what the growing season delivers.”

    For more information about the 2027 K-Class soybean lineup or to find a Latham Seeds dealer near you, visit www.lathamseeds.com.

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    Since 1947, Latham Seeds has been committed to delivering seed products in corn, soybeans and alfalfa that are field-tested, proven on the farm and trusted by farmers. By combining localized product research, personal service and a deep passion for rural communities, Latham Seeds helps farmers maximize their yield potential — one field at a time. Learn more at www.lathamseeds.com. Latham and Latham Hi-Tech Seeds are trademarks of M.S. Technologies, L.L.C.

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    July 30, 2026
    Food & Family, General, Industry News, Latham News, News, Uncategorized
  • Latham Hi‑Tech Seeds

    Amy Rohe Named General Manager of Latham Seeds, Marking New Chapter in 80-Year Legacy 

    Alexander, Iowa – Latham Hi-Tech Seeds has announced the promotion of Amy Rohe to General Manager, positioning the company for continued growth as it approaches its 80th anniversary. 

    Rohe will work alongside brothers John Latham and Chris Latham to help guide the independent seed company into its next chapter—building on a legacy rooted in independence, innovation and a deep commitment to farmers. 

    Rohe brings more than a decade of leadership experience at Latham, having joined the company in 2010 and most recently serving as Sales Manager. During her tenure, she has played a key role in strengthening Latham’s dealer network, supporting sustained growth and fostering a culture centered on teamwork, relationships and performance. 

    “Amy has been instrumental in shaping our sales strategy and building strong relationships across our footprint,” said John Latham. “She understands our customers, our dealers and our values. Her leadership will help carry Latham forward while staying true to what has made us successful for nearly 80 years.” 

    Rohe’s promotion reflects not only her leadership within the organization, but also the growing role of women in agriculture. At Latham, women continue to play a vital role in driving innovation, strengthening communities and supporting farmers across the industry. 

    “Agriculture is built on relationships, resilience and a shared commitment to helping farmers succeed,” said Rohe. “I’m honored to step into this role and continue working alongside our team, our dealers and our customers to build on the strong foundation Latham has already established.” 

    As Latham prepares to celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2027, the company remains focused on delivering high-performing products, expanding genetic diversity and maintaining its independence in an increasingly consolidated industry. 

    “This is an exciting time for Latham,” said Chris Latham. “Amy’s leadership, combined with our team’s experience and our commitment to staying independent, positions us well for the future.” 

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    Since 1947, Latham Seeds has been committed to delivering seed products in corn, soybeans and alfalfa that are field-tested, proven on the farm and trusted by farmers. By combining localized product research, personal service and a deep passion for rural communities, Latham Seeds helps farmers maximize their yield potential — one field at a time. Learn more at www.lathamseeds.com. Latham and Latham Hi-Tech Seeds are trademarks of M.S. Technologies, L.L.C. 

    Team Latham

    May 27, 2026
    Food & Family, General, Industry News, Latham News, News, Uncategorized
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    Meet Our New RSM For West Central Minnesota: Daniel Williamson

    Latham Hi-Tech Seeds is excited to welcome Daniel Williamson as the new regional sales manager for west central Minnesota, bringing with him deep agricultural roots and a wide range of hands-on experience.

    Daniel grew up on a small farm near Spicer, Minnesota, where his family raised certified organic seed soybeans, corn, oats, barley and alfalfa hay. They also managed a flock of sheep, raising and selling feeder lambs. Agriculture has long been a family affair.

    His father, Donnel, is a farmer and township clerk in Irving Township, while his mother, Christa, is a high school agriculture teacher at KMS High School. Daniel said growing up in that environment shaped his passion for farming and leadership.

    “I grew up on a small farm near Spicer, MN,” Daniel said. “We raised certified organic seed soybeans, corn, oats, barley, and alfalfa hay. We also have a herd of sheep that we raise and sell feeder lambs from.”

    Daniel attended South Dakota State University, earning a degree in agronomy with a minor in precision agriculture. He also spent two and a half years working at a cooperative as a crop advisor, gaining experience working directly with growers and their operations.

    “I attended South Dakota State University for Agronomy with a minor in Precision Agriculture,” he said. “I also spent two and a half years working at a coop as a crop advisor.”

    Beyond crop production, Daniel’s background includes experience with livestock operations, working with beef cattle and hogs. While in college, he also worked part time for SGS, assisting with seed planting for germination testing.

    Leadership and service played a major role in Daniel’s youth. He was actively involved in FFA and 4-H, serving as a regional officer and earning his American FFA Degree.

    “I was very involved in FFA and 4-H growing up,” Daniel said. “I had served as a region officer and have obtained my American degree.”

    Daniel said his interest in Latham Hi-Tech Seeds grew as he learned more about the company’s values and approach.

    “I wasn’t to familiar with Latham but became interested the more I looked into them,” he said. “I was attracted to Latham because they are a family run company and talk with their farmers and sales staff to see what is missing from our seed portfolio and what can be improved.”

    As regional sales manager, Daniel is focused on building strong relationships with dealers and supporting their success.

    “I am looking forward to meeting and working with our dealers and helping them grow their business,” he said.

    Outside of work, Daniel enjoys ice fishing, deer hunting and turkey hunting, staying connected to the outdoors and the land that shaped his agricultural journey.

    Welcome to the Latham family, Daniel! We’re excited to see how your strong agricultural roots and agronomy education will support farmers and dealers across west central Minnesota.

    Spinach Sausage Ravioli Bake

    • baking dish
    • skillet
    • 10 oz cheese ravioli
    • 4 cups spinnach
    • 24 oz jar vodka sauce
    • 2 cups shredded mozzare
    • 5 oz pesto
    • 1 lb Italian sausage
    1. Add seasonings to taste. Season with salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, red pepper flakes and Italian seasoning.

    2. Brown the sausage in a skillet, seasoning as it cooks. Drain any excess grease.

    3. Layer ravioli in a baking dish while the sausage is cooking.

    4. Add the cooked sausage over the ravioli, then top with spinach.

    5. Pour vodka sauce over the top, making sure everything is fully covered.

    6. Sprinkle mozzarella evenly over the sauce, then dollop pesto on top.

    7. Bake at 400 degrees for 25–30 minutes. Broil on low for a few minutes if desired to crisp the mozzarella.

    Main Course

    Team Latham

    January 16, 2026
    Beef, Food & Family, Uncategorized, Winter
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    Strength in Community: One Latham Dealer’s Story of Resilience and Support

    In the summer of 2025, Latham® dealer Jason Youngkrantz faced a health challenge that stopped him in his tracks. After experiencing persistent chest pain, vision changes and unstable blood pressure, Jason was rushed to the ER, where doctors discovered a large mass in his chest and neck. Medical testing confirmed it was a schwannoma, a rare but non-cancerous tumor pressing against major arteries and affecting his daily life. 

    The tumor made even simple tasks — walking, holding his daughter or working on the farm — difficult, and doctors estimated Jason would be out of work for months as he pursued treatment. The physical strain was only one part of the challenge; the family also faced mounting medical bills, travel costs and financial pressure that came with extended time away from work. 

    To support Jason and his family during this difficult season, friends and neighbors organized a GoFundMe campaign, meals, childcare help and chores — easing day-to-day burdens so the family could focus on healing. The community’s generosity brought encouragement and strength when it was needed most. 

    Before this health crisis, Jason was a familiar face across western Minnesota farmland. A third-generation grower from Lake Lillian, he learned the values of hard work and rural community from his father, uncles and grandfather. As soon as he was old enough to drive, Jason was hauling corn and sugar beets — early experiences that shaped his lifelong commitment to agriculture.

    He and his wife have built a small hobby farm where they’re raising their children, Hunter and Parker, with hopes of growing their operation over time. His family’s roots in farming extend back four generations with Youngkrantz Family Farms, founded by his great-grandfather Carl and later led by his grandfather Earl.

    Jason first connected with Latham Seeds through social media and became a dealer to expand his agronomic knowledge and serve the growers in his community.

    “The chance to learn more about seed products and support local farmers was really exciting to me,” he says.

    From the beginning, Jason felt welcomed by the Latham team.

    “It has been incredibly welcoming,” he says. “Having (Sales Manager Amy Rohe) and my former seed representative visit my home to help me get started showed me firsthand the supportive culture Latham strives for.”

    When Jason was unable to visit customers due to his health, the Latham team stepped in. Dealer Development Lead Bryan Rohe helped by visiting customers on Jason’s behalf — a gesture that meant the world to him.

    “It has meant everything,” Jason says. “Their willingness to help shows how much they go above and beyond for their dealers.”

    On December 10, 2025, Jason underwent a successful surgery to remove the tumor through a single incision, avoiding more invasive procedures and giving him a hopeful path forward. 

    As he continues to recover, Jason looks forward to returning to the farm and reconnecting with customers.

    “I’m excited to get back to the work I love,” he says.

    Latham Hi-Tech Seeds is proud to support Jason Youngkrantz through challenges and triumphs. We celebrate his courage and the strength of his community.

    Cheesesteak Tortellini

    The ultimate comfort food!

    • pot
    • large skillet
    • spatula
    • 1 lb Beef sirloin
    • 2 cloves Garlic (freshly minced or garlic powder)
    • 1 Green bell pepper (medium)
    • 1 Onion (medium)
    • 12 oz Cheese tortellini
    • 3 tbsp All-purpose flour
    • 1 Pepper
    • 1 Salt
    • 1 tbsp Olive oil
    • 3 tbsp Butter
    • 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese
    • 2 cups Whole milk
    1. Cook the tortellini according to package directions, drain, and set aside.
    2. In a large skillet, sauté onions, bell peppers, and mushrooms in olive oil until tender.
    3. Add sliced beef, season with salt and pepper, and cook until browned.
    4. Stir in beef broth and Worcestershire sauce and simmer for about 5 minutes.
    5. Add the tortellini and toss to coat.
    6. Top with provolone, cover, and cook until the cheese is melted. And ready to serve!
    Main Course

    Team Latham

    December 19, 2025
    Beef, Food & Family, Uncategorized, Winter
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