Mikkel Pates
FARGO, N.D. — This week, I heard a fascinating promotion on the radio.
Ray Grabanski
Wheat finished higher Nov. 9 on spillover strength from the rallying soybeans and corn. Outside markets also added support with higher crude oil and a lower U.S. dollar providing bullish momentum for all of the markets.
Ryan Taylor
TOWNER, N.D. — ‘Tis the season here in the land of immigrant Norwegians to partake in the annual lutefisk suppers.
Sue Martin
The grain markets had something for everyone this past week. The Nov. 2 and 3 sessions were propped up by fund buying coming back to the marketplace. The last half of the week was pressured to new lows by hedging for a good harvest week and weekend since farmers are willing to sell soybeans off of the combine.
Sue Doeden
It happens every year in November. It never fails. It’s already happened this year.
Brian Hansel
Farming is a struggle even in the best of times but this fall the harvest has tried the patience of the most patient.
Jeff Tiedeman
Don’t overlook rutabagas as a source of nutrition, tastiness.
Marilyn Hagerty
The steamer Grand Forks arrived here 100 years ago with 30,000 bushels of grain in barges. It was leaving the next morning to pick up more grain to be unloaded at Oslo, Minn.
The Red River Transportation Co. was finding it impossible to handle all of the demands of grain growers along the Red River, the Herald reported.
Miranda Reiman
Imagine you’re suddenly snatched up from your daily routine and dropped off on a New York City street. You’re alone, with no cell phone, no wallet and no map.
Ann Bailey
When I approached an ATV sales representative, I warned him that I had absolutely no experience driving an ATV and that I didn’t want to go solo. He told me that there would be a lead driver and that I could follow him around the track.
