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Tense future

Tense future FARGO, N.D. — This year could be a significant turning point in the battle against glyphosate-resistant weeds in the Red River Valley, Jeff Stachler says.

By Mikkel Pates , April 30, 2012

PSC continues to investigate Falkirk, N.D., elevator

FARGO, N.D. — Falkirk Farmers Elevator in McLean County, N.D., remains in turmoil and people still don’t know what happened nearly two weeks after it was closed to deal with inventory shortfalls.

By Mikkel Pates , April 30, 2012

Senate ag committee passes farm bill

WASHINGTON — The Senate Agriculture Committee passed a farm bill on April 26 that is remarkable for receiving a strong committee vote and for the unhappiness and isolation of committee members representing the South, who do not think the bill treated cotton, rice and peanut farmers fairly and did not vote to send the bill to the full Senate.

By Jerry Hagstrom , April 30, 2012

Another 'screwy' year

For the second straight spring, farmers in much of northwestern North Dakota are experiencing what Ross, N.D.-based grain elevator manager John Woodbury calls “a screwy year.”

By Jonathan Knutson , April 30, 2012

We're right, you're crazy

We're right, you're crazy This past winter, I attended an area farm conference at which one of the speakers blasted the intelligence and common sense of environmentalists.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 30, 2012

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Crystal says union’s cost estimate of labor struggle too high

FARGO, N.D. — American Crystal Sugar Co. officials deny new union claims that a labor lockout has more than doubled processing costs for 2011 beets. They acknowledge costs have increased, but say farmer-owners already know about the costs, and say the company is seeing its replacement hires as a possible permanent workforce.

By Mikkel Pates , April 26, 2012

Crops appear OK after hard freeze

UPDATED 4:39 PM THURSDAY Crops in northeastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota don’t appear significantly damaged by a hard freeze on the morning of April 26, officials say.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 26, 2012

New case of mad cow disease in California

New case of mad cow disease in California UPDATED WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 HANFORD, Calif. — A nondescript building in the heart of California’s dairy country has become the focus of intense scrutiny now that mad cow disease has been discovered in a dead dairy cow.

By Gosia Wozniacka and Tracie Cone , April 24, 2012

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Stabenow, Roberts release farm bill proposal

WASHINGTON — Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., and ranking member Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, recently released a farm bill proposal and announced that the committee will begin consideration of the bill on Wednesday.

By Jerry Hagstrom , April 24, 2012

Markets retreat on favorable conditions

Markets retreat on favorable conditions Wheat closed last week ending April 19 mixed, with the winter wheat contracts ending with small losses to small gains while Minneapolis lost ground. For the week ending April 19, May Minneapolis was off 15 cents, May Kansas City was 5.5 cents lower and May Chicago was 1 cent higher.

By Ray Grabanski , April 23, 2012

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Beet-energy promoter loses broker license

Beet-energy promoter loses broker license FARGO, N.D. — A man promoting investments in a sugar beet-to-ethanol project at Grafton, N.D., has resigned as a securities broker with Multi-Financial Securities Corp., after an investor-client complaint. Darrell Duane Smith on March 23 was the main presenter for Energae LP Holdings at a meeting in Grafton, N.D.

By Mikkel Pates , April 23, 2012

Ideas, creativity crucial to future of ag

PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota producers have worked together to make agriculture the No. 1 industry in the state, an accomplishment that all South Dakotans can take pride in. By individuals working together to find new advances and helping each other out, agriculture will continue to grow into an even larger industry.

By Walt Bones , April 23, 2012

All in a (long) day's work

All in a (long) day's work REYNOLDS, N.D. — It’s 11 a.m. on a sunny mid-April morning, and Gregg Johnson already has put in an eight-hour day. Roughly eight more hours of work await him.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 23, 2012

PSC looking into Falkirk, ND, elevator

UPDATED TUESDAY, APRIL 17 The North Dakota Public Service Commission was on-site at Falkirk, N.D., on Monday, looking into the books of the Falkirk Farmers Elevator in McLean County, in response to reports that the company had closed its doors late last week.

By Mikkel Pates , April 16, 2012

NDDA to hold agritourism workshop

NDDA to hold agritourism workshop BISMARCK N.D. – Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring says agritourism holds promise for additional income to farmers and ranchers, while giving agriculture a powerful tool for telling its story.

By North Dakota Department of Agriculture , April 16, 2012

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