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Faith, Business, and Backyard Transformations at the Dakota Garden Expo

After spending a year doing missions work across the globe, Hershey launched the creamery to support believers starting small businesses in regions where Christians face persecution and cannot openly speak the name of Jesus. The “10/40” in the company’s name represents the latitude and longitude region known for intense religious persecution. His unique ice cream flavors are inspired by countries he visited during his travels, blending faith, culture, and entrepreneurship into every scoop.

Lori also spoke with Jared Pierce and Jason Schauer, co-owners of S & P Landscaping, about the growing demand for custom outdoor living spaces. The company specializes in landscape design, paver patios, retaining walls, fire features, water features, lawn installations, and drainage solutions. They explained how their ASCA certification and water drainage certification through NDS help deliver long-lasting, high-quality results for homeowners. With a strong focus on customer service and satisfaction, S & P Landscaping continues transforming outdoor spaces across the region with expert craftsmanship and innovative designs.

Dakota Garden Expo
Lori Hinz
Made Local
FOMO 10/40 Creamery and Coffee
Christian missions
small business
landscaping design
outdoor living spaces
North Dakota business
custom patios

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