Jordan Classen
About Jordan
St. Edward, Nebraska
I never lived on a farm when I was growing up, but I was only two generations removed from the farm. I always had an interest in being outside in nature, whether that was playing with friends, running or hiking in the mountains. To this day, I feel most grounded when I am outside in Mother Nature. I have been fortunate enough to see and learn about various farm operations across the country. In all of my travels, I see the dedication, strength, courage and grit that our nation’s farmers have for producing the best quality of products for our tables.
I now live on a farm where my husband and I raise cows, corn, soybeans, and have a large garden. I also love having open conversations about food when I deliver beef from our farm straight to consumers’ homes. I am thankful I get to be a part of our food chain in multiple ways, and I love to see the impact that Nebraska agriculture has all over the world.
News from Jordan
Pumpkin Bread
CommonGround volunteer Jordan Classen shares her recipe for Pumpkin Bread with Pure Nebraska viewers. Pumpkin Bread 4 eggs well beaten3 cups sugar2 cups pumpkin (1 can of 14 ½ to 16 oz. Size)1 cup salad oil (I use canola oil)2/3 cup cold water½ teaspoon baking...
Spring Time is Calving Time in Nebraska
Calving season is happening right now across much of the state. If you drive past farmers’ fields, you may see baby calves running around. I must admit, watching the energy and playfulness of calves always brings a smile to my face! Today, I am here to share with you...
Gene Editing: A Key to Tasty, Plentiful and Healthy Foods
With the new year upon us, I want to reflect on what I am hoping to see in the next decade. I want to challenge you to do the same! One thing I am hoping to see is more technology incorporated into our food production systems in ways that help us to provide solutions...