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Bismarck man operating South Pole food growing operation for 3 months

Jon Rask is spending three months in Antarctica as part of his work with NASA. Rask says he is operating the South Pole Food Growth Chamber, which grows and produces food for the crews working in the South Pole.

By Associated Press , November 26, 2011

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Crystal workers, supporters rally at N.D. Capitol for unemployment insurance inclusion; lawmakers decline

Crystal workers, supporters rally at N.D. Capitol for unemployment insurance inclusion; lawmakers decline About 150 locked-out American Crystal Sugar workers and supporters rallied in the North Dakota Capitol's Great Hall today, urging legislators meeting in special session to bring them into the state's unemployment insurance program. The lawmakers declined.

By Chuck Haga , November 09, 2011

Locked-out American Crystal Sugar workers press for jobless benefits at N.D. Capitol

Locked-out American Crystal Sugar workers press for jobless benefits at N.D. Capitol More than 100 American Crystal Sugar Co. workers and their supporters rallied at the North Dakota Capitol today. They want the North Dakota Legislature to allow the workers to be paid unemployment benefits.

By Associaed Press , November 09, 2011

ND Capitol hosts farmers market on Wednesday

BISMARCK — The state Capitol will host another North Dakota Farmers Market Day on Wednesday.

August 30, 2010

Conflict ebbs as the Missouri River rises

BISMARCK — Recreational boaters are back and the fish are biting in the upper reaches of the Missouri River system. Hundreds of miles downstream, fully laden barges are again plying the Big Muddy without worry of hitting bottom.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , August 02, 2010

Indian farmers have more land, but less income

Indian farmers have more land, but less income BISMARCK – In his 60 years on the farm, Milton Sovo Jr. has raised everything from peanuts and wheat to cattle and horses in southwestern Oklahoma. At about 1,100 acres, his spread is about triple the size of the typical U.S. farm.

By By Blake Nicholson, Associated Press Writer , January 18, 2010

New noxious weed threatens North Dakota wildlife, livestock

BISMARCK – Booming oil activity in western North Dakota in recent years has boosted the state’s economy. But it might be to blame for the introduction of an invasive weed that can poison livestock and wildlife.

By Blake Nicholson, Associated Press Writer , January 11, 2010

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Bobcat readies to close Bismarck plant

BISMARCK – Bobcat Co. is preparing to permanently shutter its Bismarck plant this month and has begun moving equipment – but not union workers – to its factory in Gwinner.

By James MacPherson, Associated Press Writer , December 03, 2009

Firm plans meatpacking plant in Bismarck area

BISMARCK – A company is looking for a site in the Bismarck-Mandan area for a meatpacking plant that could slaughter up to 800 cattle a day and export 60 percent of the beef to South Korea.

By Associated Press , November 08, 2009

ND beef association slates annual meeting

BISMARCK – The Independent Beef Association of North Dakota will hold its annual business meeting and convention next weekend at the Doublewood Inn in Bismarck.

By Forum staff reports , November 07, 2009

ND commissioner says rail is opportunity

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Brian Kalk predicts renewed interest in railroads.

November 04, 2009

Bobcat to shut down in Bismarck Dec. 23

BISMARCK, N.D. — Bobcat Co. workers have been told production will end Dec. 23 at the company's Bismarck plant.

By Associated Press , October 21, 2009

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North Dakota gets taste of winter

The National Weather Service said it had reports of 2 inches of snow on the ground in Bowman at midafternoon. Forecasters expected an inch or two in the Dickinson area, with up to an inch overnight in Bismarck. Overnight lows were expected to drop into the upper 20s in the far-western part of the state.

By Associated Press , October 06, 2009

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Idled ND ethanol plant sold for $92 million

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Gov. John Hoeven says an idled Hankinson ethanol plant that is under bankruptcy protection has been sold to an Arkansas company.

October 01, 2009

Popular Bismarck pumpkin patch rebounds from April fire

Papa’s Pumpkin Patch has come back from the fire. An April fire destroyed a building and equipment at the popular family attraction, causing damage estimated at more than $100,000.

September 21, 2009

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