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Conservationists launch effort to restore prairies
Four conservation groups are teaming up to try to restore some of the country's original grasslands and preserve the wildlife that depends on it. The groups announced the partnership Tuesday. Members say only 10 percent of North America's 585 million acres of original native grasslands remain, putting wildlife that live there at peril. The goal is to improve 60 million acres of habitat.
Wednesday, March, 18, 2009 - Associated Press - Outdoors
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Four conservation groups are teaming up to try to restore some of the country's original grasslands and preserve the wildlife that depends on it. The groups announced the partnership Tuesday. Members say only 10 percent of North America's 585 million acres of original native grasslands remain, putting wildlife that live there at peril. The goal is to improve 60 million acres of habitat.
Wednesday, March, 18, 2009 - Associated Press - Outdoors
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Agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack: Budget maintains farm safety net
With his 2010 budget, President Obama is doing what he pledged to do during the campaign. He’s investing in our rural economy and providing farmers with protection from unforeseeable natural disasters and market disruptions. This budget seeks to provide family farmers the stability and predictability they need to stay in business.
Monday, March, 16, 2009 - - Opinion
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With his 2010 budget, President Obama is doing what he pledged to do during the campaign. He’s investing in our rural economy and providing farmers with protection from unforeseeable natural disasters and market disruptions. This budget seeks to provide family farmers the stability and predictability they need to stay in business.
Monday, March, 16, 2009 - - Opinion
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MINNESOTA NEWS: Cabela's revenue dips ... Woman hit by vehicle ... Romans to invade New Ulm ... more
Cabela’s Inc., a major hunting, fishing and camping outfitter with stores in Mitchell and Rapid City, S.D., East Grand Forks, Rogers and Owatonna, Minn., and other locations, said its fourth-quarter revenue dropped 1 percent as analysts congratulated the company for a good quarter during a tough economy.
Monday, March, 09, 2009 - - News
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Cabela’s Inc., a major hunting, fishing and camping outfitter with stores in Mitchell and Rapid City, S.D., East Grand Forks, Rogers and Owatonna, Minn., and other locations, said its fourth-quarter revenue dropped 1 percent as analysts congratulated the company for a good quarter during a tough economy.
Monday, March, 09, 2009 - - News
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Ag commissioner seeks national post
BISMARCK — Roger Johnson, North Dakota’s agriculture commissioner since 1996, could be elected president of the National Farmers Union next week and if he is successful would resign his state post.
Wednesday, March, 04, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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BISMARCK — Roger Johnson, North Dakota’s agriculture commissioner since 1996, could be elected president of the National Farmers Union next week and if he is successful would resign his state post.
Wednesday, March, 04, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Roger Johnson statement about candidacy for National Farmers Union presidency
The following is North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson’s statement today regarding his candidacy for the presidency of the National Farmers Union.
Tuesday, March, 03, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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The following is North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson’s statement today regarding his candidacy for the presidency of the National Farmers Union.
Tuesday, March, 03, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Reactions mixed to farm subsidy cuts in federal budget
President Obama’s new federal budget proposal is likely to touch off the second round of political battles over farm subsidy payments in less than a year and has received mixed reactions from North Dakota and Minnesota congressional leaders.
Sunday, March, 01, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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President Obama’s new federal budget proposal is likely to touch off the second round of political battles over farm subsidy payments in less than a year and has received mixed reactions from North Dakota and Minnesota congressional leaders.
Sunday, March, 01, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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7th District's Peterson cool on Obama ag budget
Rep. Collin Peterson, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, says he's leaning against the Obama plan, in part because he doesn't want to re-open the year-old farm bill.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - - Farm
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Rep. Collin Peterson, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, says he's leaning against the Obama plan, in part because he doesn't want to re-open the year-old farm bill.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - - Farm
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Obama throws gauntlet for farm-subsidy fight
President Barack Obama’s budget signals that he is ready to reopen an often-ferocious political battle over farm subsidies, proposing to cut aid to large farms that receive big government subsidy checks.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Chicago Tribune - News
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President Barack Obama’s budget signals that he is ready to reopen an often-ferocious political battle over farm subsidies, proposing to cut aid to large farms that receive big government subsidy checks.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Chicago Tribune - News
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OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: States pass on Sodsaver, DNR aligns divisions etc.
Ducks Unlimited said Midwestern governors missed an opportunity for waterfowl, wildlife and taxpayers when they declined to opt in to the Sodsaver provision of the 2008 farm bill.
Sunday, February, 22, 2009 - Herald Staff and Wire Reports - Outdoors
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Ducks Unlimited said Midwestern governors missed an opportunity for waterfowl, wildlife and taxpayers when they declined to opt in to the Sodsaver provision of the 2008 farm bill.
Sunday, February, 22, 2009 - Herald Staff and Wire Reports - Outdoors
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ND LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP: Easement ban stands, Red River water plan etc.
North Dakota will continue to be the only state in the nation that bans landowners from selling perpetual easements. Senators voted 31-15 Wednesday to reject Senate Bill 2246, which would have repealed the state ban that dates to 1977.
Thursday, February, 19, 2009 - Forum Communications and Associated Press - News
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North Dakota will continue to be the only state in the nation that bans landowners from selling perpetual easements. Senators voted 31-15 Wednesday to reject Senate Bill 2246, which would have repealed the state ban that dates to 1977.
Thursday, February, 19, 2009 - Forum Communications and Associated Press - News
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Georgia’s wine industry is coming into its own
Georgia’s wine trails stretch mainly across the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Georgia — with a few slight anomalies in South Georgia — where the natural elements have created ideal conditions for growing vitis vinifera, the native European bunch grapes, and French-American hybrids, the European bunch grapes crossed with American bunch grapes.
Sunday, February, 08, 2009 - McClatchy-Tribune - Community
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Georgia’s wine trails stretch mainly across the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Georgia — with a few slight anomalies in South Georgia — where the natural elements have created ideal conditions for growing vitis vinifera, the native European bunch grapes, and French-American hybrids, the European bunch grapes crossed with American bunch grapes.
Sunday, February, 08, 2009 - McClatchy-Tribune - Community
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Milk prices slashed in half for Minnesota farmers
Since last fall, when milk prices peaked at $20 a hundredweight, the price Steve and Amy Combs and other dairy farmers now receive for their product has been nearly cut in half.
Saturday, February, 07, 2009 - West Central Tribune - Farm
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Since last fall, when milk prices peaked at $20 a hundredweight, the price Steve and Amy Combs and other dairy farmers now receive for their product has been nearly cut in half.
Saturday, February, 07, 2009 - West Central Tribune - Farm
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PROGRESS 2009 AG & INDUSTRY: Expect the unexpected in 2009
If you thought 2008 had more than enough surprises, get ready for 2009 because there’s plenty more on the way. Input costs and commodity prices are on track for roller-coaster rides. A new presidential administration promises to reform the country’s energy needs, while some in Congress look to reform the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Even weather is expected to be so normal it will be downright abnormal.
Sunday, January, 25, 2009 - Agweek - Farm
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If you thought 2008 had more than enough surprises, get ready for 2009 because there’s plenty more on the way. Input costs and commodity prices are on track for roller-coaster rides. A new presidential administration promises to reform the country’s energy needs, while some in Congress look to reform the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Even weather is expected to be so normal it will be downright abnormal.
Sunday, January, 25, 2009 - Agweek - Farm
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BUSINESS CALENDAR: RIverView Health annual meeting...Northern Pulse Growers Association Convention...Minnesota Grain and Feed Association Convention and Trade Show...more
RIverView Health annual meeting, Monday, Crookston
Saturday, January, 24, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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RIverView Health annual meeting, Monday, Crookston
Saturday, January, 24, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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BUSINESS CALENDAR: North Dakota Grain Dealers Association convention...Midwest Value Added Agriculture Conference...RIverView Health annual meeting...more
Saturday, January, 17, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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Saturday, January, 17, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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Agriculture secretary nominee to push food for poor
Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilaseck, President-elect Barack Obama’s nominee for secretary of agriculture, said today that if he is confirmed he will work to boost the economies of farm communities, promote nutritious foods and help poor families put meals on the table.
Wednesday, January, 14, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilaseck, President-elect Barack Obama’s nominee for secretary of agriculture, said today that if he is confirmed he will work to boost the economies of farm communities, promote nutritious foods and help poor families put meals on the table.
Wednesday, January, 14, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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BUSINESS CALENDAR: Uniting for early childhood day...Marketplace for Entrepreneurs...Freedom from smoking workshop
Saturday, January, 10, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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Saturday, January, 10, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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More in GF County using food stamps, SNAP
The number of people receiving food stamps in Grand Forks County has increased 13 percent from last year, said Keith Berger, director of the county’s social services department. Meanwhile, the amount of federal money going to people in the county in SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program — the new name for food stamp program as of Oct. 1 — has increased 29 percent from a year ago.
Thursday, January, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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The number of people receiving food stamps in Grand Forks County has increased 13 percent from last year, said Keith Berger, director of the county’s social services department. Meanwhile, the amount of federal money going to people in the county in SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program — the new name for food stamp program as of Oct. 1 — has increased 29 percent from a year ago.
Thursday, January, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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ND farmers eligible for disaster aid
UPDATE 6:02 P.M.
A federal disaster declaration for North Dakota opens the door for farmers statewide to tap into the new permanent disaster aid program in the federal farm bill passed by Congress last year.
Wednesday, January, 07, 2009 - Associated Press - Farm
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UPDATE 6:02 P.M.
A federal disaster declaration for North Dakota opens the door for farmers statewide to tap into the new permanent disaster aid program in the federal farm bill passed by Congress last year.
Wednesday, January, 07, 2009 - Associated Press - Farm
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BUSINESS CALENDAR: Uniting for early childhood day...Marketplace for Entrepreneurs...Freedom from smoking workshop
Saturday, January, 03, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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Saturday, January, 03, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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