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I like history more than most people. But even if you're ho-hum on history, you might enjoy reading about the 1964 National Plowing Contest, held that year in Buffalo, N.D. The contest was a big deal,...
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Homemade Corn Tortillas
Why make your own tortillas? Try these reasons: 1) They're fast and easy, especially if you get a designated tortillapress. As much as I tend to do things the hard way, I knew that trying to slap s...
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Mini Corn Dog Muffins
These bite (or two) sized delights are baked in a mini muffin pan and are sure to please the palates of both the young and old. They also go great with your favorite frosty mug of ice cold "milk"! &n...
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The sweet corn bandit returns
A few weeks ago, someone approached my dad in church and asked if the sweet corn was ready yet. Nope, Dad said. (After all, it was only the Fourth of July weekend ... when our corn should be about kn...
Posted on 7/22/11 at 10:13 PM
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A profit-friendly partnership

A profit-friendly partnership Jeff Broin says if farmers want corn prices back at a profitable level, they need to get involved in politics and get engaged to keep the ethanol industry strong. At age 49, Broin is the executive chairman and founder of Poet LLC, a company that operates 27 ethanol plants across seven states, producing an estimated 1.7 billion gallons of ethanol a year.

By Mikkel Pates , March 02, 2015

USDA seeks comment on prevented-planting policies

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking comment by March 30 on recommendations that eventually could lead to changes in its prevented-planting insurance coverage levels. If approved, the changes would cut corn prevented-planting payment levels and increase rates for potatoes and green peas, among other things.

March 02, 2015

PHOTOS: Cold corn

PHOTOS: Cold corn Krueger Farms worked to harvest its last 90 acres of corn Thursday several miles east of East Grand Forks, Minn. The corn was several percentage points drier than a couple of weeks ago because of the recent cold, dry weather. The corn, an 86 day variety, was yielding well, according to Ben Krueger.

By Eric Hylden , December 05, 2014

Snow slogs corn harvest

Snow is slowing but not stopping the end of an exceptional corn harvest in the region.

By Mikkel Pates , November 17, 2014

Great weather creates tough choice for area corn farmers

Continued warm, dry weather, and the forecast of more to come, is giving Upper Midwest corn producers a difficult but not unpleasant decision: Harvest wet corn now and pay drying expenses? Or hold off combining for a few days and allow corn to dry naturally in the field?

By Jonathan Knutson , October 22, 2014

Farmers grow enough corn for food and fuel

One of the most frustrating criticisms corn farmers face is the contention that we should be growing corn strictly for food, not ethanol fuel.

By Ryan Buck , September 22, 2014

Consider a corn reserve

We overplant, overfertilize and overproduce, then complain about poor prices. What can we expect? We must lower our cost of production or quit producing.

By Glen Thompson , September 02, 2014

Storing corn crops

The majority of annually produced crops such as corn must be stored. According to a University of Illinois agricultural economist, for corn producers, the question at harvest time will be who will store the portion of the crop that has not yet been sold.

By Debra Levey Larson , August 11, 2014

Corn up, prices down

Corn up, prices down It’s been two years since a devastating drought withered crops in the U.S. and sent the price of corn skyrocketing. Now, U.S. farmers, including those in South Dakota, are preparing to harvest what is expected to be a massive corn crop for the second year in a row, even as the price of corn has tumbled to a level far below where it was a year ago.

By Chris Mueller , July 15, 2014

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ND congressional delegation pushes for corn growers bid to host genotyping center at NDSU

WASHINGTON – Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., and the North Dakota congressional delegation are pushing to make the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service facility on the campus of North Dakota State University in Fargo the site for the newly formed National Agricultural Genotyping Center. The North Dakota Corn Growers Association are bidding to host the new facility, and Hoeven and the delegation have gotten behind them, writing a letter of support to the chief of the National Corn Growers Association, one of the center’s prime sponsors.

By Sen. John Hoeven , July 01, 2014

Looking back at the corn industry

During the last four years that the 1996 farm bill was in effect, the price of corn remained below the loan rate, dragging all other row crops with it.

By Daryll E. Ray and Harwood Schaffer , June 23, 2014

Satellites aid China crop estimates

The use of satellite data has helped hone estimates of China’s crop production, but the global market still lacks reliable numbers on the country’s grain stocks, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s chief economist says.

By Gus Trompiz , June 16, 2014

China suspends dried distillers grain imports

If the Chinese increase testing of an unapproved biotech trait in corn, farmers in the Upper Great Plains that sell significant amounts of corn and dried distillers grain (DDG) products there will get hit in the pocketbook.

By Mikkel Pates , June 16, 2014

Plan ahead and buy propane early

WILLMAR, Minn. — The Minnesota Corn Growers Association is urging farmers around the state to plan ahead for their propane needs this fall. Due to the reversal of the Cochin pipeline and an increase in U.S. propane exports, propane supplies in Minnesota could be stretched thin if everyone waits until the fall to buy propane.

By Kyle Rozendaal , June 13, 2014

Senators want feds to support biofuels

FARGO, N.D. — U.S. Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D., flanked by five other Democratic senators, and producer/processors from their states, launched an effort Wednesday to re-up federal support for biofuels.

By Mikkel Pates , May 14, 2014

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