AREA NEWS
Hackman Town and Country opens in Roberts
People in the Roberts area have a new place to shop these days.
Hackman Town and Country opened at 801 Wagner Drive in Roberts on May 12.
By Gretta Stark , June 01, 2012
St. Croix County farms take top honors
Maybe it’s something in the water? Two area dairy operations have captured the top spots in a national ranking system for farms with high-quality genetics efforts.
By By Tom Lindfors , February 06, 2012
Farm Tech, Day 1: 'It doesn't get much better’
The first day of Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in River Falls came and went seamlessly, save for some long traffic backups and early anxiety by hundreds of volunteers, trying to make good impressions. State troopers, deputies and local police were out in force by 6 a.m., shepherding motorists and shuttle buses.
By Steve Dzubay , July 20, 2010
Park Rapids Professional Bull Riders Challenger Tour starts today
Fan favorite Cord McCoy will participate in this week’s Professional Bull Riders Challenger Tour starting Thursday.
By Anna Erickson , July 01, 2010
Soybean harvest delayed, while sugar beet harvest close to finish line
Soybeans are known as the “wonder crop” because they’re put to many different uses.
By Jon Knutson , October 28, 2009
DNR: Minnesota forests can sustain 5.5 million cords cut
Minnesota’s forests can sustain logging 5.5 million cords of wood each year, about double the current level, according to an analysis for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources released Monday.
By John Myers , October 21, 2009
Bemidji woman wins $25,000 for cranberry recipe
Patrice Hurd of Bemidji won a $25,000 grand prize Tuesday in Ocean Spray’s third annual Ultimate Cranberry Recipe Contest.
By Staff report , October 08, 2009
Heavy rains hurting sugar beet harvest
Despite weather, outlook better than last year’sSeven good days. That’s what Amenia farmer Bill Hejl needs to finish this year’s sugar beet harvest.
By Jon Knutson , October 07, 2009
Semi truck collides with cow herd, causing toxic mess south of Akeley
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A four-mile stretch of Highway 64 south of Akeley was blocked off early Wednesday morning after a truck driver carrying a vat of hydrochloric acid, oils and industrial parts came over a hill, struck a herd of cows in the road and sent vats of the fluids and pallets of parts crashing inside the truck bed.
By Sarah Smith , September 27, 2009
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