As we pause to celebrate Thanksgiving and the upcoming holiday season, we find ourselves reflecting on the incredible journey we’ve undertaken together as a company. This season of gratitude provides the perfect opportunity to express our deepest thanks to the hardworking individuals who make our agriculture company thrive – each and every one of you. This is our 50th year in farming, and with each new decade comes challenges and opportunities, all of which could not have been overcome and completed without you. Our company, as with so many others, is nothing but a shell without you – the team of individuals that go out every day and make it happen.

Your dedication, resilience, and passion for excellence do not go unnoticed. The fields of success we reap are a direct result of the seeds of hard work you sow every day. Your commitment to the vision and values of our company is the bedrock upon which our achievements stand.

In the spirit of the harvest season, we acknowledge the collective effort that has led us to this point. Your skills and perspectives contribute to the vibrancy of our organization. We are truly grateful for the strength of our team.

This Thanksgiving, as you gather with family and friends, please know that your efforts are appreciated and valued. Your dedication propels us forward, and we look ahead with excitement to the promising future we’ll continue to build together within the Bestifor family of companies. There are many unknowns in the world today, but we as individuals and as a company have and will continue to overcome, move forward, and build a better and brighter future together.

In closing, may your Thanksgiving be filled with warmth, joy, and moments of reflection on the contributions each of you makes to our shared success. We are thankful for the privilege of working alongside such an exceptional group of individuals.

Happy Thanksgiving!

“No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks.”
– St. Ambrose

“Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues but the parent of all others.”
– Cicero