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The harvest in four acts
I am writing specifically about the sugar beet harvest today however it could certainly pertain to any harvest. Act I Common Courtesy Everything means more at harvest time. People are cold, short on...
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Minnesota man builds detailed miniature farm buildings

Minnesota man builds detailed miniature farm buildings Dale Svendsgaard, 78, might have found his hobby unintentionally, but a look at the intricately detailed miniature barns, houses and farm buildings he’s created for the past three years suggests he knows what he’s doing.

By Ryan Johnson , January 21, 2013

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Cattle are warm-blooded, winter-weather ready

Cattle are warm-blooded, winter-weather ready Winter weather woes have not been a major concern for North Dakota’s livestock producers in recent years because of warmer seasons.

By Betsy Simon , December 21, 2012

Renville County, Minn., sees rapid growth in drain tile

OLIVIA, Minn. — Farmers in Renville County, Minn., installed what may be a record amount of sub-surface tile lines to improve cropland drainage in the last year.

By Tom Cherveny , February 24, 2012

Efforts started to photograph, preserve old barns

Efforts started to photograph, preserve old barns Advocates fear America is ‘losing a connection’ to rural, rustic past.

By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH , February 21, 2012

Retention improves diversion

FARGO, N.D. — It should come as no surprise that water management officials in the Red River Valley are vigorously pursuing water storage options as part of an overall permanent flood protection strategy. But aggressive water retention in the mostly flat Red River Valley is not the cure-all for flooding. Holding water on the land is a necessary element in the larger flood protection equation.

By Fargo (N.D.) Forum , February 20, 2012

2012: The year for estate tax relief?

Congress needs permanent solution for the estate tax.

By Kent Bacus , January 17, 2012

Winter wheat acreage rises

Winter wheat acreage appears to have jumped this year in North Dakota, a state better known for the spring variety.

By Jonathan Knutson , December 29, 2010

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Pa. prosecutor expects charges in pigs’ deaths

WARFORDSBURG, Pa. — The Fulton County district attorney said Tuesday he expects criminal charges will be filed in the deaths of hundreds of pigs that perished at an abandoned southcentral Pennsylvania farm.

November 17, 2010

NDSU report says farmers’ expenses a major concern

North Dakota farms generally will fare OK financially during the next decade, a new report from North Dakota State University in Fargo says.

By By Jonathan Knutson, Forum Communications Co. , September 02, 2010

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Farmers work to increase agriculture understanding

Farmers work to increase agriculture understanding RIVER FALLS, Wis. – Many Americans have drifted away from the farm for years, creating a division between city and farm cousins.

By Don Davis, Forum News Service , July 22, 2010

Pork industry tiring of ’Other White Meat’

Pork industry tiring of ’Other White Meat’ For more than two decades, pork has been known as “The Other White Meat.” Now industry insiders think it’s time the meat got a new reputation.

By Luke Meredith , June 10, 2010

Board backs hike in N.D. cattle inspection charge

North Dakota’s Board of Animal Health is supporting a proposed increase in the state’s cattle brand inspection fee.

By Associated Press , May 18, 2010

Nonprofit must sell land in corporate farming case

The North Dakota Supreme Court has ruled a nonprofit group that develops duck nesting grounds must sell a 949-acre tract because of state restrictions on corporate ownership of agricultural land.

May 13, 2010

Helping hands: Group helps plant North Dakota farmer's crops

Helping hands: Group helps plant North Dakota farmer's crops Planting season loomed ominously for Bruce Emery this year. He was nursing a badly injured knee and mourning his wife and reliable farm sidekick of 20 years, Tamara. For the first time in 36 years of running his family farm, he knew he wouldn’t get by on his own. He didn’t have to.

By Mila Koumpilova , May 13, 2010

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Sustainable grants available for farmers

Minnesota farmers have an unexpected opportunity to apply for funds that will help them research and demonstrate ways to improve resource efficiencies on their farms.

March 10, 2010

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