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Agricultural heritage continues

Big Iron is observing a huge milestone with its annual run set for Sept. 14-16, in its spacious and convenient location at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds.

By Karen Huber , September 08, 2010

Ag experts featured in the Issues and Events Center

While kicking tires and checking out the new technology, growers attending the Big Iron Farm Show are encouraged to visit the Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center.

September 08, 2010

Home & Garden: A garden of raised beds adds to the beauty

Home & Garden: A garden of raised beds adds to the beauty While walking my dog through one of West Fargo’s alleys, I discovered a backyard that had numerous raised garden beds.

By Mary Jane Breitling , September 08, 2010

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The way harvesting used to be

The way harvesting used to be Mini Threshing Bee revisits the past

By Karen Huber , August 11, 2010

Old-fashioned biennials popular choice in the garden

Old-fashioned biennials popular choice in the garden Many of the popular and old-fashioned flowers we grow are neither annuals nor perennials. They are biennials, which are plants that require two growing seasons to complete their life cycle.

By Mary Jane Breitling , May 26, 2010

West Fargo says no to chickens

WEST FARGO, N.D. — Chickens are not welcome in West Fargo.

May 18, 2010

CattleWomen donate ground beef to food bank

The District 7 CattleWomen donated $700 worth of ground beef for their Ag Day project this year, to the Great Plains Food Bank in Fargo. Marilyn Beck of West Fargo served as chairperson for the project.

May 12, 2010

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West Fargo ponders request to allow residential chickens

A request to allow chickens in residential areas of West Fargo has the potential to ruffle feathers, but proponents said it would promote sustainable living in the city on the grow. The question now: How much free range - if any - will the city given them?

By Kristen Daum , May 05, 2010

Area fuel dealers go as far as Manitoba to fill up

Area fuel dealers go as far as Manitoba to fill up West Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - The early, beautiful spring isn't fairing so well for diesel-users in the region. The scarce supply is bringing truck drivers from hundreds of miles to fill up.

April 26, 2010

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Beautify your landscape with various shrubs

Beautify your landscape with various shrubs April is a good time to plant new shrubs. Shrubs, along with trees can increase the value of your property and make it more attractive.

By Mary Jane Breitling , April 21, 2010

Monsanto expanding its West Fargo facility

Monsanto expanding its West Fargo facility Monsanto is expanding its West Fargo facility at 304 Center St. and converting it from a soybean seed distribution facility into an Asgrow soybean seed production facility.

By Tracy Frank , April 02, 2010

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Monsanto expanding its West Fargo facility

Monsanto expanding its West Fargo facility Monsanto is expanding its West Fargo facility at 304 Center St. and converting it from a soybean seed distribution facility into an Asgrow soybean seed production facility.

By Tracy Frank , April 02, 2010

Expansion planned for West Fargo soybean plant

Officials with Monsanto Co. say the multimillion dollar project will add 20 jobs and provide soybean seeds for farmers in North Dakota and Minnesota.

By Associated Press , April 01, 2010

Trail King lays off 32 workers in SD

MITCHELL, S.D. – Trail King Industries recently laid off another 32 workers in Mitchell, according to a company official.

By Forum staff reports , October 20, 2009

Bonanzaville gets grain elevator

The Bonanzaville USA museum and historical village at West Fargo has commemorated the agricultural history of the Red River Valley for more than 40 years, but it has never had a grain elevator.

By Associated Press , October 17, 2009

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