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A week ago today, Fargo Moorhead recorded a high temperature of 53 degrees. Although chilly, it was a huge improvement over the previous day, May 1, when the high temperature reached only 36 degrees. ...
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I am not suggesting you build this weeks project. This is a project that should probably be made from steel and by someone who knows what he or she is doing or at least has some liability insurance....
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Legal wrangling continues

Legal wrangling continues FARGO, N.D. — The far-flung case of Grafton, N.D., farmer Tom Grabanski rolls on — his many enterprises and legal challenges from North Dakota to Colorado to Texas continue, with legal filings revealing ongoing frustration by all parties.

By Mikkel Pates , May 14, 2012

Staying sunny

Sunflower acreage this year in North Dakota, the nation’s dominant producer of the crop, is projected to sink to its second-lowest rate since 1976. But the executive director of the National Sunflower Association says there’s reason to be optimistic about his crop’s future, both in and outside the state.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 16, 2012

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CRP signup deadline April 6

By Agweek staff and wire reports , March 26, 2012

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Lawmakers override veto on livestock bedding bill

By Agweek Staff and Wire Reports , March 05, 2012

Drought officially 2nd-worst on record in Texas

Drought officially 2nd-worst on record in Texas LUBBOCK, Texas — Texas is officially in the midst of its second-worst drought on record.

August 10, 2011

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Texas border cattle inspection station reopens

McALLEN, Texas — U.S. agriculture officials have reopened a cattle importation station that had been closed for six weeks due to increased violence in northern Mexico.

May 13, 2010

Zumbrota, Minn., farmer develops an 85-day white corn hybrid

Most farmers in southeastern Minnesota are nearly finished harvesting corn, but Bill Beckman of rural Zumbrota has been done for months. As an alternative to yellow corn, he’s been developing an 85-day white corn hybrid using classic Mendelian genetics.

By Laura Horihan , December 26, 2009

South Dakota man shoots a feral pig, rare in the Midwest

A Lake County, S.D., man this month shot a feral pig, an animal usually found in the southern United States. Chad Aker said the animal was first sighted about six weeks ago by farmers chopping corn for silage. Aker found the pig on his property Nov. 2 about 14 miles northwest of Madison, S.D., and brought down the animal with a rifle.

By Associated Press , November 22, 2009

3 million acres taken out of conservation program

3 million acres taken out of conservation program More than 3.4 million acres nationwide were taken out of the program in September when the owners' contracts expired. Most of them were in Texas, Colorado and Kansas, but hundreds of thousands of acres also came out in Montana and the Dakotas.

By Roxana Hegeman , November 04, 2009

Bovine TB creates more hassles than losses for cattle ranchers

Nebraska and Texas are investigating positive cases of bovine tuberculosis to determine whether there has been an outbreak of the disease already confirmed in California, Minnesota (where it was found in northwest Minnesota), Michigan and New Mexico. The disease is considered untreatable in cattle, so both infected and uninfected animals in a herd usually are killed when bovine tuberculosis is found.

By Associated Press , August 27, 2009

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Grasshopper infestation forces livestock sales

Grasshopper infestation forces livestock sales Grasshoppers are eating grass and other forage grown for livestock in such proportions that some U.S. ranchers are selling cattle because they won't have feed for the animals this winter.

By Carson Walker , August 21, 2009

Farm expenses up slightly in Great Plains

The Agriculture Department says production expenses in the region in 2008 totaled $74.2 billion, up 1.2 percent from the previous year.

By Associated Press , August 17, 2009

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Pickens calls off massive wind farm

Plans for the world’s largest wind farm in the Texas Panhandle have been scrapped, energy baron T. Boone Pickens said Tuesday, and he’s looking for a home for 687 giant wind turbines.

July 08, 2009

Couple’s farm thrives in middle of city

Lynn and Cynthia Remsing have a 7-acre front yard in this small, increasingly affluent Tarrant County city now dotted with $1 million mansions. But theirs is like none other in the community of 2,400 surrounded by Arlington.

By An AP Member Exchange Feature By Barry Shlachter, Fort Worth Star-Telegram , July 08, 2009

Dakotas restrict livestock imports from Texas

North Dakota and South Dakota on Tuesday joined the states placing restrictions on livestock imports from Texas after a case of vesicular stomatitis was found in a horse there.

By Blake Nicholson , June 16, 2009

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