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RURAL REFLECTIONS Rural Reflections Radio
Here is this week's Rural Reflections Radio program, My brain on pasture...
Posted on 4/4/13 at 8:49 AM
STAFF BLOG AG RIGHT Are you cutting back on beef?
U.S. live cattle futures hit record highs last week, then fell back sharply, according to the Minnesota State Cattlemen's Association. Industry analysts say the fallback was prompted by concern that ...
Posted on 3/5/12 at 1:53 PM
AMY'S RANCH SLANTS In My Next Life I Want to Be A Cow
In my next life I want to be a cow on a United States cattle ranch so I can find out what it feels like to be spoiled. Cows live a cushy life as a result of a ranchers hard work and his pocketbook. ...
Posted on 8/17/11 at 8:00 PM
Still waiting
DAZEY, N.D. — After more than a year, Lloyd Wieland is waiting.
Wieland delivered two groups of cattle to North Dakota Natural Beef LLC, at its New Rockford, N.D., slaughter plant in the fall of 2010. More than a year later — despite assurances, and after a bond payout — he’s still owed about $45,000 on the last load.
By Mikkel Pates , March 19, 2012
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Understanding what we do not control
DICKINSON, N.D. — Discussing beef value always generates a lively response. The relationship between seller and buyer always rests in fairness. However, the documentation of what is fair is difficult, if not impossible.
By Kris Ringwall , March 05, 2012
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A decade down the field
Change is the only constant in Northern Plains agriculture. Every year, week and hour bring new challenges and new opportunities to area farmers and agribusinesses. Agweek asked a number of officials in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Montana what they think area ag will be like in 2022.
By Jonathan Knutson , February 27, 2012
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China buys US corn
Cattle and grain markets ended last week near the highs for the week. Perhaps some traders thought the grains would see weakness ahead of a three-day weekend, but the story was different.
By Sue Martin , February 21, 2012
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Four of a kind
Editor's Note: One of Keith Sistad's quadruplet calves died after this article was written and posted online. Sistad isn't sure what happened to the calf. "It's hard to lose one, especially when they were all doing so well," he said.
By Jonathan Knutson , February 16, 2012
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No beef with prices
SHARON, N.D. — Veteran rancher Keith Johnson has lived through droughts, blizzards and long stretches of poor prices. That makes him appreciate this winter even more. Beef prices have soared to record highs, reaching levels he describes as “unimaginable, the highest we’ve seen in our lifetime.”
By Jonathan Knutson , February 13, 2012
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State-inspected meat plants await OK
FARGO, N.D. — Will 2012 be the year that qualifying North Dakota meat processors are allowed to ship meat to other states in a federal program authorized four years ago?
By Mikkel Pates , February 06, 2012
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