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Farming, pheasants and working together
If you hunt pheasants, Hettinger County (N.D.) is a cross between Nirvana and Valhalla. "Hettinger County has long been recognized for its excellent hunting. We live in the center of what is arguably...
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Farm Update
  I like to give readers a little slice of the farm on occasion. Some people farmed much of their lives and then retired while others grew up on the farm so both groups have memories that occupy...
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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...
Posted on 9/27/11 at 8:00 PM
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Hallock canola plant up, running

Hallock canola plant up, running Local processing center makes crop more appealing for Minn., ND growers
Hallock, Minn. - Ahead of schedule after faster-than-expected construction, Minnesota’s only canola seed crushing and refining plant is now operating at full capacity, processing up to 1,000 tons of seed each day to produce food-grade canola oil and canola meal.

By Ryan Johnson , July 20, 2012

Technology improves with more corn acres

Technology improves with more corn acres ULEN, Minn. – Corn: It seems to drive much of the change in agriculture these days. Experts say farmers are tapping into the latest innovations in remote sensing and other precision farming techniques.

By By Mikkel Pates , July 20, 2012

Efforts to restore funding for rural development in Farm Bill

Concerns are being raised on a number of fronts as the U.S. House Agriculture Committee begins deliberations on its version of the national Farm Bill on Wednesday.

By John Michaelson, Minnesota News Connection , July 10, 2012

After heat, 77 percent of corn good to excellent

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota crops continued to progress ahead of the average, even with record-setting temperatures last week.

By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , July 10, 2012

Sunflower plant workers spruce up their city

Sunflower plant workers spruce up their city Grandin, N.D. - More than 50 employees of the sunflower processing plant here recently put a shine on the city as part of a new volunteer initiative by Cenex Harvest States.

By Mike Nowatzki , July 06, 2012

Woodcarver cut her teeth in dental lab

Woodcarver cut her teeth in dental lab 74-year-old self-taught artist uses unique skills to craft carvings
Rochert, Minn. - If you ask Janice Kristofitz, you’re never too old to learn new tricks, especially when it comes to art.

By Sam Benshoof , June 29, 2012

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Bucyrus grain facility to open in 2013

Bucyrus grain facility to open in 2013 HETTINGER — Producers in Adams County will have an $18 million grain elevator to export wheat, giving them a chance at competitive prices and more markets, officials said Monday at the Adams County Courthouse.

June 26, 2012

Goehring to head midwest ag department group

Goehring to head midwest ag department group INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring is the new president of the Midwest Association of State Departments of Agriculture.

By North Dakota Department of Agriculture , June 25, 2012

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'For my sins'

CARLISLE, Cumbria — The fellow assigned to pick us up at the rail depot at Carlisle, Cumbria, acknowledges that — yes, he’s a farmer. “For my sins,” Eric Kitching adds for effect. It’s meant as a half-joke, and an expression we’d hear from others during our stay. Besides picking us up at the station, he volunteered his time to release the sheep for the dog trial competition.

By Mikkel Pates , June 25, 2012

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'Auch aye, the Noooo!'

“Auch Aye, the Nooo!” yells Ken Waring, the sheep trader and landowner who hosts the Penton Discussion Group Annual Sheep Dog Trials on one of his fields.

By Mikkel Pates , June 25, 2012

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Sheep trial adventure

Sheep trial adventure PENTON, Cumbria, England — I wish I could say that I was the one who discovered the Penton Discussion Group Annual Sheep Dog Trial.

By Mikkel Pates , June 25, 2012

Preaching what he practices

Preaching what he practices WILLOW CITY, N.D. — Kevin Larson stood in a field of lush barley on a cool mid-June morning. He’s been told the field potentially could yield 100 bushels or more of malting barley per acre.

By Jonathan Knutson , June 25, 2012

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N.D. further eases Minn. cattle import requirements

By Agweek wire reports , June 25, 2012

Dry bean border snag

The Mexican government is stepping up enforcement of a so-called “zero-soil tolerance law,” and that could cut into demand for U.S. pinto and black beans, a U.S. dry bean trader tells Agweek.

By Jonathan Knutson , June 25, 2012

Hop to it

Their numbers aren’t dangerously high yet, but Gary Adams continues to worry about grasshoppers.

By Jonathan Knutson , June 25, 2012

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