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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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Durum decline
Keith Deutsch knows that part of his job is promoting his crop. He knows he needs to be realistic, too. “It just doesn’t look too good for this spring,” says Deutsch. a Plaza, N.D., farmer and president of the U.S. Durum Growers Association. “It may sound strange for someone from the association to be saying that.” But Deutsch and other area durum boosters say they have to acknowledge the obvious.
By Jonathan Knutson , March 12, 2012
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Epiphany
FARGO, N.D. — It’s too late to be proactive on glyphosate resistance in weeds. Everybody is reacting, said experts addressing a Northern Weed Resistance Forum on March 8, sponsored by Peterson Farms Seed.
By Mikkel Pates , March 12, 2012
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What's 66 feet wide, worth $350,000
VALLEY CITY, N.D. — Adam Sparby and Jim Levos of Titan Machinery’s Lisbon, N.D., dealership, were dealing with tire-kickers on the first day of the North Dakota Winter Show.
By Mikkel Pates , March 12, 2012
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A little flexibility can go a long way
Interest is growing in flexible rent agreements, a North Dakota State University Extension Service expert says.
By Jonathan Knutson , March 05, 2012
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Should grain broker bonds be increased?
FARGO, N.D. — The Anderson Seed Co. Inc., case — with some $4 million in unpaid sunflower deliveries in two states — is the latest case that screams out for higher bond amounts for elevators in cases of insolvency, a North Dakota lawyer says.
By Mikkel Pates , March 05, 2012
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Trail of transactions
REDFIELD, S.D. — Officials of Anderson Seed Co. of Mentor, Minn., still aren’t answering phones, but some farmers and their lawyers are watching a string of transactions by owners, lenders and new buyers, orchestrated by a St. Cloud, Minn., law firm, hoping they won’t leave less money for unpaid sunflower deliveries.
By Mikkel Pates , March 05, 2012
Soybeans take a strong lead
The corn market lost 5 cents in March and 15 cents in December last week. Corn continued to trade in its sideways pattern. The market found support from fresh export sales along with tight ending stocks, while the new crop market is finding pressure from larger acreage and yield estimates.
By Ray Grabanski , February 27, 2012
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Wilson urges soy growers to invest
FARGO, N.D. — The good news is that soybean market demand is growing faster than world soybean production, and that condition should remain for several more years.
By Mikkel Pates , February 27, 2012
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