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My knowledge of French agriculture is limited. I know France is Europe's biggest ag producer and that it's a major player in wine and dairy. I also know that the Limousin cattle breed originated in a ...
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Agriculture faces increasing scrutiny from people and organizations that are far-removed from the land and the sources of their food. Our food doesnt come from a grocery storetheyre just the distribut...
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ND issues first potash permit in decades

BISMARCK — North Dakota has approved its first exploratory drilling permit in more than three decades for potash, a form of salt used for fertilizer.

By Associated Press , August 16, 2010

ND unveils new kitchen on wheels

FARGO — The state of North Dakota has a new kitchen — on wheels.

By Associated Press , August 12, 2010

We need to tell ag story our way

CLARENCE, Mo. — Farmers and ranchers are telling their stories far and wide, from face-to-face meetings to harnessing the popular power of social media. Communications tools such as YouTube, a video hosting site, have helped us put our faces on American food production. As a result, more Americans are learning about modern family farms, including the values and ethics that guide us in providing care for our animals and the environment.

By Chris Chinn , July 20, 2010

Report: Ag research too focused on food production

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — American farmers are producing more food than ever, but agricultural research is too focused on increasing production and needs to do better at considering consequences such as water and air pollution, according to a report issued Tuesday by a federal advisory group.

By David Mercer , June 29, 2010

Precision ag on the rise

The number of producers utilizing aspects of precision agriculture is growing, a North Dakota State University extension official said.

May 29, 2010

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Cap-and-trade legislation ‘lethal’ to beet industry, says American Crystal exec

If “cap-and-trade” legislation were to move forward as currently framed, it would be the death knell to the “world-class efficient” sugar beet industry in the Red River Valley, and much of the rest of the country, a top executive of American Crystal Sugar Co. said this week.
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By By Mikkel Pates, Forum Communications Co. , May 27, 2010

Minnesota West Ag program to go online during fall harvest

Minnesota West Ag program to go online during fall harvest WORTHINGTON — Minnesota West Community and Technical College agriculture instructors Jeff Rogers and Rolf Mahlberg are gearing up for a new fall schedule for students — to continue their education online during the busy harvest season.

By Julie Buntjer , May 10, 2010

Back to the old wheat grind

Back to the old wheat grind Dickinson Lincoln Elementary School kindergarten student Taik Larsen takes a turn at grinding wheat into flour during Kids Day on the Farm at Dickinson State University, Thursday. The DSU Ag Club sponsors the event.

April 16, 2010

New cover crop program seeks area producers

New cover crop program seeks area producers Area soil conservation officials are looking for participants for a new cover crop incentive program, which would provide $750 a year in exchange for feedback and information about how the cover crops worked on their land.

March 25, 2010

A farmer’s paradise

A farmer’s paradise

March 11, 2010

Farmers invited to MDA listening session in Pipestone

ST. PAUL — It has been an eventful 2009 for farmers and agribusinesses, and there’s no sign of things slowing down in 2010 or beyond. With that in mind, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture is inviting local farmers and others in agriculture to share their thoughts on key issues during a listening session with Deputy Commissioner Jim Boerboom on Wednesday in Pipestone.

December 26, 2009

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Ag. forum to be held in Jan.

No-till cropping systems, the future and economy of agriculture and how to farm with family are a few of the topics that will be discussed at the 14th Annual Diversity, Direction and Dollars Agricultural Forum to be held Jan. 5 in Dickinson.

December 19, 2009

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N.D. Ag Hall of Fame taking nominations

The selection committee of the North Dakota Agricultural Hall of Fame is asking the public for candidate suggestions for the 2010 inductees - men and women who have made the wheels of agriculture turn.

September 14, 2009

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Organic certification cost-share still possible for 2008

BISMARCK- “There is still time for organic producers, processors and handlers to recoup 75 percent of their organic certification costs up to $750 for the year 2008,” said Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring. “Applications will be accepted through Sept. 30, 2009.”

September 14, 2009

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Ag Technology contest this Saturday

The UW-River Falls will be hosting the 49th annual Agricultural Technology Contest on Saturday, March 28. On this day 1173 middle and high school students representing 72 schools from both Minnesota and Wisconsin will be competing in 19 different contests.

March 24, 2009

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