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National drought, heat loom large
The national agriculture drought and the specter of hot, dry conditions during corn pollination are looming large for farmers Agweek visited on July 17 and 18, in a swing that went from Fargo, N.D., to Rugby, N.D.
By Mikkel Pates , July 23, 2012
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Pomeroy looks to help ethanol industry
Tours Tharaldson plant in Casselton on Friday
CASSELTON, N.D. – Ethanol producers are running out of time when it comes to tax credits given to the fuel producers who use a blend of ethanol and gas.
By Wendy Reuer , August 28, 2010
Singles in ag meet in ND
Summer social set in CasseltonSingle. Interested in agriculture. Likes to be social. Those are the only qualifications people need to attend a singles event in Casselton, N.D., this weekend.
July 16, 2010
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Spirited progress
CASSELTON, N.D. — When it comes to processing fruit into adult beverages on the fruited plains of North Dakota, Greg Kempel is getting to be one of the state’s bona fide experts.
By Mikkel Pates , February 08, 2010
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Equipment malfunction costs Casselton ethanol plant millions
Casselton, ND (WDAY TV) - A major equipment malfunction has cost the Tharaldson Ethanol Plant in Casselton millions of dollars, forcing the company to buy new equipment to get up to full speed.
January 05, 2010
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Fergus Falls ethanol plant, among others, still facing dire financial situation
Though the industry’s prospects are improving, plants nationwide are still struggling after “an imperfect storm” of factors last year, said Ron Lamberty, vice president of the Sioux Falls, S.D.-based American Coalition for Ethanol, an industry trade group.
By Jon Knutson , August 04, 2009
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Ethanol industry ailing
Fergus Falls plant, among others, still facing dire financial situationThe U.S. ethanol industry’s woes have hit the Otter Tail Ag Enterprises ethanol plant in Fergus Falls, Minn.
August 04, 2009
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North Dakota cattle losses - 91,000 so far - rival those of ’97
In 1997, 91,458 adult cattle and calves were reported killed in spring blizzards and flooding. So far this spring, 91,000 cattle – 19,000 adult cattle and 72,000 calves - have died, according to an estimate by the USDA and the North Dakota State University Extension Service. Ranchers blame months of bad weather.
By Jon Knutson , April 23, 2009
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Grain marketing is important but complicated
BUFFALO, N.D. - Outside, the winter sun shone feebly on snow-covered fields.
March 08, 2009
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