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Luke Bryan and Fendt – The Peanut Encore

After a delicious success with popcorn, country star Luke Bryan and global ag leader AGCO’s Fendt Tractors are back with a new snack - the Boldly Grown Peanuts. 

Bryan's Georgia roots, where he lent a hand on his father's peanut farm, serve as the inspiration for this treat. These peanuts are special, harvested exclusively by farmers associated with Fendt, the same brand Bryan holds dear for its 724 Vario tractor. 

Launching on August 31, fans have a choice of three unique flavors, each chosen by Bryan himself. These include Homegrown Honey Roasted, the fiery Sizzlin’ Sriracha Ranch, and a tangy Down South Dill. The peanuts will only be available on BoldlyGrownGoods.com at $5.00 per can. 

Reflecting on his journey, Bryan credits his father's peanut mill for instilling in him a strong work ethic. The advanced Fendt tractors of today are a testament to how far agricultural machinery has come since its early days. 

As a gesture of giving back, Fendt will donate $50,000 to the National FFA Organization once the peanuts are sold out. This organization shapes the future leaders in agriculture. It's worth noting that the previous collaboration, the popcorn initiative, led to a $25,000 donation. 

Eric Hansotia from AGCO underlined the company’s unwavering focus on uplifting farmers. This partnership with Bryan isn't just a nod to his past, but a step towards nurturing the farmers of tomorrow through the FFA. 

Fendt is an official sponsor of Bryan's Farm Tour, where music entertains audiences in lush farm settings, strengthening their relationship. 

Source : wisconsinagconnection

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