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STAFF BLOG AG RIGHT Horse owners, take note
The South Dakota State University Extension Service reports that blister beetles have been found in alfalfa fields in the western part of the state. The bugs are particularly interesting in that they ...
Posted on 5/30/12 at 10:06 AM
AMY'S RANCH SLANTS Birde Lover
When I saw a bumper sticker that said, Have you hugged your kid today? I couldnt help but think thats a no-brainer but did consider whom I havent hugged lately. After contemplating those Ive negl...
Posted on 4/9/12 at 8:00 PM
And so, they ride: Horses and youths find common ground, calm their restless spirits together
MAHNOMEN, Minn. - Fawn LaFriniere and Tallot once seemed a questionable pairing at best.
May 16, 2010
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Pampered ponies: Equine massage gains popularity
‘I’ve always been interested in the rehabilitation of horses,” Megan Vikesland said as she patiently runs her hands and fingers over the neck area of Faren, an Appaloosa.
By Dave Wallis , April 19, 2010
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Two quarter horses die in Horace barn blaze
HORACE, N.D. – Two quarter horses died in a barn fire Tuesday afternoon south of Horace that kept crews on scene for about four hours.
By Forum staff report , February 18, 2010
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Local 4-H'ers compete in state horse, dog shows
The 4-H State Horse Show was held at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum September 18-21.
November 11, 2009
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Horses and hearses
Silas Naas will tell you that he hasn’t amounted to much in his life. He’s probably right – if you think being happy and fulfilled and hardworking and successful isn’t an accomplishment.
By Jo Colvin , September 04, 2009
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North Dakota cattle losses - 91,000 so far - rival those of ’97
In 1997, 91,458 adult cattle and calves were reported killed in spring blizzards and flooding. So far this spring, 91,000 cattle – 19,000 adult cattle and 72,000 calves - have died, according to an estimate by the USDA and the North Dakota State University Extension Service. Ranchers blame months of bad weather.
By Jon Knutson , April 23, 2009
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