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STAFF BLOG AG RIGHT Wither the weather?
Yeah, it's only early February. Area farmers won't begin planting for at least two more months. But much of the region is in low-level drought, and there's growing attention to the possibility that th...
Posted on 2/6/12 at 11:00 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Farmer takes part in federal budget talks
A Granite Falls-area farmer is back home after representing the National Farmers Union in a Washington, D.C. federal budget discussion. Yellow Medicine County Farmers Union President Tim Velde met wi...
Posted on 2/4/12 at 9:06 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Letter to Dave
Dear Dave, We spoke this week and you reported about 41 degrees and slight snow cover in Carrington, North Dakota. I would say we are a bit less and a bit more, respectively. Dad said the las...
Posted on 1/29/12 at 4:52 AM
FLICKERTALES FROM THE HILL Conrad has big goals for final to-do list
FARGO With a little more than 11 months until his retirement, North Dakota Democratic Sen. Kent Conrad has a busy to-do list he wants to tackle before leaving Capitol Hill. Conrad discussed his to...
Posted on 1/18/12 at 10:27 AM
STAFF BLOG PRAIRIE BUSINESS SDSU and Bayer CropScience expand wheat breeding partnership
South Dakota State University and Bayer CropScience have signed a non-exclusive agreement that provides Bayer access to a selection of SDSUs spring wheat germplasm. For more visit http://www.prairieb...
Posted on 12/8/11 at 3:20 PM
Walhalla worries about future without ethanol
Mayor: ADM layoffs affect 5 percent of town populationIt’s been just a couple of days since Archer Daniels Midland Co. announced that Walhalla’s ADM Corn Ethanol Plant would close in April, but workers and contractors already are pondering an uncertain future.
By Kevin Bonham , February 08, 2012
61 jobless after Walhalla ethanol plant closes
The ADM Ethanol Plant in Walhalla, N.D., will permanently close in April, putting 61 people out of work.
By Kevin Bonham , February 06, 2012
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Smartphones make farmers smarter
Like a growing number of agriculturalists, Rick Swenson uses his cellphone for more than talking.
By Jonathan Knutson , February 05, 2012
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Capitol Chatter: GOP says Dayton rejected appointees, too
Senate Republicans’ Monday firing of a Dayton appointee drew the governor’s sharp remarks. They said former Sen. Ellen Anderson is too strongly opposed to energy sources such as coal and nuclear to serve as an energy regulator in the Public Utilities Commission chairwoman’s job.
By Don Davis , February 04, 2012
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Weather expert: Hot, dry August, September possible, but too soon to expect drought 
Leon Osborne, president and chief executive officer of Meridian Environmental Technology in Grand Forks, says that the region "may have turned a climate-shift corner," though it's not necessarily headed for drought.
By Jonathan Knutson , February 02, 2012
N.D. Cowboy Hall of Fame makes 2011 overdue debt payment
The Medora, N.D.-based Hall says the poor national economy, flooding around the state and a drop in tourism last year put a financial strain on the organization.
By Associated Press , February 01, 2012
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In Congress, no one beats the sugar beet lobby
With farmers filling political coffers, supports and tariffs help growers reap profitsAcross this stretch of the Red River Valley, roughly 20 miles east of Grand Forks, sugar beets have become an almost-can’t-miss money maker because of federal price protections that go back decades.
By Jim Spencer, Mike Hughlett and Jeremy Herb , January 31, 2012
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Soybean, spring wheat prices down in North Dakota
The Agriculture Department says farmers in January received an average of $7.95 per bushel for the state's staple crop, spring wheat. This down figure is a decrease of 49 cents from December.
By Associated Press , January 31, 2012
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Number of N.D. sheep, lambs hit all-time low
The Agriculture Department says in its latest report that sheep and lambs on Jan. 1 totaled 73,000 animals, down from 78,000 the previous year. Breeding sheep, market sheep and lambs and the 2011 lamb crop all were at record lows, as was wool production.
By Associated Press , January 31, 2012
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