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Livestock couple skips a generation, direct-markets beef, lamb Erika Goette and her husband, Brandon, a sales agronomist for a cooperative, moved back to his grandparents’ home place at Bricelyn, near the Iowa border near Albert Lea, Minn., to expand a direct-marketing meat business. Among other things, they’ve marketed with “Meat Parties” and have a contract to supply beef to the Blue Earth, Minn., public schools. 6:00 am, Apr. 6, 2021 × Brandon and Erika Goette are growing their lamb and beef direct-marketing enterprises, as well as raising children: Kora, 3, Kaleb, 1, and Kaiden, 4 months. Photo taken March 5, 2021, at Bricelyn, Minn. Mikkel Pates / Agweek BRICELYN, Minn. Goette Farms skipped a generation; owners Erika and Brandon Goette have launched it as a serious multi-generational effort in the livestock business in southeast Minnesota marketing beef and lamb in retail cuts directly to consumers, restaurants and schools.

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