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Farmers and ranchers often lament how they never receive any positive publicity in the mainstream media. Well, ag producers got a big pat on the back through a widely watched commercial during Sunday...
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North Dakota ranchers brave cold calving season 
North Dakota ranchers are braving cold weather to care for their cattle during calving season.
By Associated Press , March 24, 2013
Kazakhstan farmers, ranchers touring North Dakota
Fifteen ranchers, farmers and cattle owners from Kazakhstan are touring North Dakota this month as part of an educational reverse trade mission.
By Associated Press , November 16, 2012
Agriculture in 2022: 11 Northern Plains views of decade down field
Sometimes the demands of the moment prevent agriculturalists from thinking about the long-term, big-picture outlook for area agriculture. What does the future hold for agriculture on the Northern Plains?
By Jonathan Knutson , February 28, 2012
DELICATE DIET: Ranching family adopts vegan lifestyle for son
As farmers and cattle ranchers, Val and Mark Wagner never expected to know the intricacies of a vegan diet. “It’s a little hard to stomach when you’re a livestock producer and you’re raising a kid who might never be able to eat meat,” said Mark Wagner, who lives on a farm outside of Monango, N.D., with his wife, Val, and four sons.
By Tracy Frank , January 08, 2012
FACES: Raising reindeer is fun hobby for Drayton area man
The holiday season is a busy time at the Reindeer Ranch.
During December, ranch owner Vernon Hoselton makes appearances with his reindeer at yuletide events across North Dakota. This weekend, for example, Hoselton took Iggy and Chocolate, two of his does, to the Gateway Mall in Bismarck. Ollie, Panda and Norma, three other reindeer are at Santa Village at Rhealt Farm in Fargo.
By Ann Bailey , December 11, 2011
Montana could escape hit from new brucellosis infections
Montana ranchers are not likely to face new sanctions on cattle exports following yet another round of suspected brucellosis infections, signaling an effective truce in the long-running debate over the animal disease, state officials and outside veterinarians said.
By Matthew Brown , September 19, 2011
North Dakota ranchers lose Supreme Court appeal
The North Dakota Supreme Court rejected the appeal of two ranchers that they should be able to tell jurors why they shot deer on their land without tags and outside of hunting season.
By Herald Staff Report , July 14, 2011
Farmers, ethanol makers likely OK with no subsidy
If a $5 billion-a-year federal subsidy that helped build the ethanol industry comes to an end, it will likely mean two things, experts who have followed its development say.
By David Mercer , June 21, 2011
FACES: Cattle man
Sleep has been elusive this month for Simmental producer Mike Johnson.
Johnson, who owns M & J Ranch with his wife, Jennifer, has nearly 30 first-calf heifers this year so he spends his nights — and days — monitoring the new bovine mothers to make sure they aren’t having difficulty giving birth.
By Ann Bailey , March 13, 2011
AROUND THE REGION: Judge's rape remarks stir protest ... Happy birthday, Dakota Territory!. ... Ranchers worry about coyotes ... more
Dozens of protesters rallied against a Manitoba judge who cited a sexual assault victim’s clothing when he chose not to sentence the defendant to prison.
By Associated Press , February 27, 2011
Poor winter road conditions hampering N.D. farmers
Recent storms have made it difficult for North Dakota farmers and ranchers to haul grain, livestock and livestock feed.
By Associated Press , January 04, 2011
Mediation authorized for N.D. oil patch disputes
A North Dakota program that helps mediate disputes between farmers and ranchers and their creditors will now help with disagreements involving oil exploration.
By Associated Press , October 11, 2010
North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame in Medora keeps on growing
Officially named the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame Center of Western Heritage and Cultures: Native American, Ranching, Rodeo, the center opened in 2005 and is one of North Dakota’s newest interpretive centers. It carries the themes: Native Americans, the Texas trail drivers who brought the first cattle, ranchers, homesteaders and the sport of rodeo.
By Eloise Ogden , September 12, 2010
Feds to get look at N.D. prairie dog problems
Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has invited federal officials to come to North Dakota to get a firsthand look at the problems prairie dogs cause for ranchers.
By Associated Press , August 11, 2010
Crabtree: Cramer’s comments are “convenient political theater”
The recent accusation that Brad Crabtree is “the most left-wing, extreme environmentalist” in North Dakota is simply untrue and just “convenient political theater,” Crabtree told the Herald on Tuesday evening.
March 23, 2010
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