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Tough times, tough choices
It's been a tough spring for many area ranchers. April was horrible for calving. Now, hay is running short; what remains is expensive. And because it's been so cold, pastures are greening up later tha...
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Here is this week's Rural Reflections Radio program, Letter to Dave February 2013...
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South Dakota Farm Girls Show Viewers "The Good Life"
What I love about South Dakota women is that theyre not afraid to show people what theyre made of. True South Dakotans, farm girls, and friends, Laura Nielson and Ange Kapperman have been creating a b...
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Feed costs challenging for pork producers

FARGO - This could be a challenging year for pork producers, according to David Newman, the North Dakota State University Extension Service's swine specialist.

By NDSU Extension Service , January 21, 2013

Mike Rosmann: Roots of agriculture in animal production

Although dogs were domesticated from wolves as long as 30,000 years ago, available historical and genetic evidence suggests raising animals solely for food and clothing began about 10,000 years ago.

By By Mike Rosmann , January 11, 2013

Check stored grain

FARGO - A warm spell in January is a good time to check stored grain.

By NDSU Extension Service , January 07, 2013

Beef Talk: It's all about DNA

Life always has been about deoxyribonucleic acid, which commonly is called DNA. Early discussions about DNA were reserved for chemistry labs. However, as our scientific endeavors increased our understanding of DNA, the concept slowly gained in popular reading, and even grade school science books thoroughly cover the topic.

By Kris Ringwall, NDSU Extension Service , January 03, 2013

Hormel buying No. 2 peanut butter Skippy for $700 million

Hormel Foods apparently has a hankering for a peanut butter and bacon sandwich. The company primarily known for Spam and other cured, smoked and deli meats said Thursday that it's buying Skippy, the country's No. 2 peanut butter brand, in its biggest-ever acquisition.

By Candice Choi and Michelle Chapman , January 03, 2013

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Stressing soil sustainability

Three area agricultural organizations that stress soil sustainability will hold their annual workshops during the same week at the same location.

By Jonathan Knutson , December 31, 2012

2012: Drought makes its ugly return

Going into 2012, many area farmers were weary of the region’s long wet cycle. But by the summer of 2012, lack of moisture was the problem.

By Jonathan Knutson , December 31, 2012

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2012 year end

House, Senate agree to 1 year farm bill extension

WASHINGTON — The top leaders in both parties on the House and Senate Agriculture committees have agreed to a one-year extension of the 2008 farm bill that expired in October, a move that could head off a possible doubling of milk prices next month.

By Alan Fram , December 31, 2012

Farmland leasing workshops set for 14 locations

FARGO, N.D. -- Landowners, renters and other agribusiness professionals with an interest in farmland ownership, management and leasing should consider attending a farmland leasing workshop sponsored by The North Dakota State University Extension Service.

By NDSU Agriculture Communication , December 28, 2012

USDA wants nominees for advisory committee

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking nominations for its Beginning Farmers and Ranchers Advisory Committee.

By Agweek , December 28, 2012

Chinese cancellations drop market

The wheat markets had losses of 15 to 20 cents last week, following along with the steep losses seen in the row crop markets. Noncommercial money was flowing out of the grain markets ahead of the holiday breaks and year-end.

By Ray Grabanski , December 24, 2012

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Chances are slim for new farm bill

WASHINGTON — The probability that Congress and President Barack Obama will conclude a “fiscal cliff” bill to deal with the nation’s deficit, much less include a new farm bill in it, is low, but House Agriculture Committee ranking member Collin Peterson, D-Minn., said he is not worried about whether a bill is passed before next year.

By Jerry Hagstrom , December 24, 2012

Census of Ag time again

If you’re a farmer — or if the U.S. Department of Agriculture thinks you might be one — you’ll soon be getting a questionnaire in the mail.

By Jonathan Knutson , December 24, 2012

King Corn marches north

Several county soybean grower associations in northwest Minnesota have expanded, or hope to expand, their focus to corn.

By Jonathan Knutson , December 24, 2012

Roundup returns

A north central North Dakota agricultural tradition resumes Jan. 8 and 9 at the Memorial Building in Devils Lake, N.D. The annual Lake Region Extension Roundup is expected to once again draw about 700 people to hear speakers on a wide range of agricultural topics, including tiling, weather, land values and cell phone applications.

By Jonathan Knutson , December 24, 2012

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