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North Dakota drops TB testing regulation

The state of North Dakota on this week dropped additional testing requirements for most cattle entering that state from Minnesota and Montana.

June 26, 2010

Tornadoes claim life of woman with ties to area; flatten turkey barns near Parkers Prairie

Tornadoes claim life of woman with ties to area; flatten turkey barns near Parkers Prairie A series of tornadoes that roared through Minnesota Thursday started in Douglas County. A woman with local ties to the area was killed in the storm.

By Al Edenloff , June 18, 2010

Community gardens beginning to thrive this summer

Community gardens beginning to thrive this summer Community gardens have begun to sprout this summer throughout Hubbard County. Gardens have been planted at River Heights Apartments and Cornerstone Apartments in Park Rapids, along with Akeley and Laporte. Trees were planted in Nevis.

By Anna Erickson , June 16, 2010

Peterson says he’s pleased with his early start on the farm bill hearings

Peterson says he’s pleased with his early start on the farm bill hearings WILLMAR — U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson hopes to simplify farm programs in the next federal farm bill.

By Linda Vanderwerf , June 05, 2010

Farmers behind but catching up on planting

Farmers are behind their usual progress in planting and high-moisture fields are the main reason, according to a local farming expert. John Cairns, an agronomist in the Davison County office of the South Dakota State University Cooperative Extension Service, said rains made for unusually difficult planting conditions in the spring of 2009, and field conditions were even tougher this year.

By Ross Dolan , May 29, 2010

Farmers near completion in seeding fields

With recent rains and some sunshine, spring planting of many crops is nearing completion, and while the process is ahead of last year’s schedule, most crops are behind a five-year average.

May 19, 2010

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Agencies take bids on removal of hay

Those looking for some additional hay have the opportunity to bid to remove hay at the Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport, an airport official said.

May 18, 2010

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Jennie-O employees receive saw patent

MELROSE — Two Jennie-O Turkey Store employees recently received a patent for their poultry breast saw invention.

May 17, 2010

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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

Ethanol TV spots take on big oil companies

ST. PAUL — The ethanol industry is fighting back against big oil by buying $2.5 million in national television advertising.

By Don Davis , April 13, 2010

MTI: Net farm profit up 6.3%

The average farm saw a 6.3 percent increase in net farm profit from 2008 to 2009, according to financial information provided by farmers enrolled in South Dakota’s Farm/Ranch Business Management Program.
The Farm/Ranch Business Management Program is offered to farmers and ranchers in South Dakota through Mitchell Technical Institute at Mitchell. The purpose of the program is to assist farm and ranch operators in upgrading their management skills.

April 06, 2010

Sure sign of spring

Sure sign of spring Shay Burian, 3, of Manning, tentatively pets a baby chick held by Jon Skjoldal, sales associate at Runnings Farm and Fleet on Thursday afternoon.

March 26, 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

Lawmakers tout importance of biofuels to ag industry

Lawmakers tout importance of biofuels to ag industry WILLMAR — Biofuels and budgets were the topics when state and federal lawmakers met with farmers Saturday morning.

By Linda Vanderwerf , March 08, 2010

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