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Vogel is certified crop adviser

Justin Vogel of Witt Consulting, LaMoure, N.D., was recently certified by the American Society of Agronomy as a certified crop adviser. To attain this certification Vogel passed an international CCA exam and the North Dakota CCA exam, worked for four years as a crop adviser and provided documentation of professional competence. He also holds a crop and weed science and agricultural economics degree from North Dakota State University.

July 10, 2010

Expansion planned for West Fargo soybean plant

Officials with Monsanto Co. say the multimillion dollar project will add 20 jobs and provide soybean seeds for farmers in North Dakota and Minnesota.

By Associated Press , April 01, 2010

Large dairy planned near Edgeley, N.D.

A proposed $80 million dairy operation could start construction later this summer near Edgeley if it gets the necessary state permits.

By Associated Press , March 19, 2010

RDO Equipment acquires Ada John Deere dealership

RDO Equipment Co. announced today it will acquire the assets of Konkin’s John Deere, a dealership in Ada, Minn., effective on or about Feb. 1.

By Herald Staff Report , January 14, 2010

Farmers Union group donates to programs

Farmers Union group donates to programs Farmers Union Service Association has donated $5,000 to Jamestown Hospital’s Home Health and Hospice programs as well as $3,000 for the new Infant Security System for the Maternal Child Health Program.

December 22, 2009

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General Mills reducing sugar in kids' cereal

General Mills — the maker of Lucky Charms, Trix and Cocoa Puffs — plans to reduce the amount of sugar in its cereals marketed to children. "The reduction ... doesn't represent perfection but it represents improvement," said Kelly Brownell, director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale University.

By Sarah Skidmore , December 09, 2009

N.D. Mill and Elevator makes $2.2 million in 1st quarter

N.D. Mill and Elevator makes $2.2 million in 1st quarter North Dakota's state Mill and Elevator made $2.2 million in profits during July, August and September, and its manager says he's confident the mill's recent huge losses won't be returning.

By Associated Press , November 26, 2009

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Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway to buy Burlington Northern railroad

Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway to buy Burlington Northern railroad Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway says it has agreed to buy Burlington Northern Santa Fe in a deal valuing the railroad at $34 billion.

By Samantha Bonkamp , November 03, 2009

Harvey's Earth Harvest Mills receives expansion grant

A $7.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture has been approved for Earth Harvest Mills in Harvey, N.D., to increase production from 23 million pounds to 185 million pounds of flour per year.

By Herald Staff Report , October 26, 2009

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N.D. spring wheat crop biggest in 13 years

The Agriculture Department says in its annual small grains report that production of spring wheat in North Dakota in 2009 stood at 291 million bushels, up 18 percent from last year and the highest since the 1996 crop of 314 million bushels.

By Associated Press , September 30, 2009

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Potato blight outbreak averted

Officials say the threat of widespread potato blight in the Red River Valley appears to be over, at least for this year.

By Associated Press , September 23, 2009

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Anaerobic digestion plant studied near Hazen

A Minnesota company is exploring building a plant in central North Dakota that would use bacteria to turn lignite, manure and the leftover liquid from ethanol production into natural gas and fertilizer.

By Associated Press , September 23, 2009

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N.D. crop sprayers treat more acres

The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission says there are fewer crop spraying companies and fewer crop spraying planes in the state than a decade ago, though more land is being treated.

By Associated Press , September 22, 2009

Demand for crop dusting soars with new pesticides

Demand for crop dusting soars with new pesticides The Federal Aviation Administration says the number of hours flown by crop dusters climbed 29 percent between 2003 and 2007 to more than 1.4 million. The surge in demand is mainly in the Midwest and tied closely to the region's hallmark crops — corn and soybeans.

By Michael J. Crumb , September 21, 2009

80,000 expected at this year's Big Iron

80,000 expected at this year's Big Iron The 29th version of the annual farm show started strong Tuesday in Fargo, despite falling crop prices and a late wheat harvest.

By Jon Knutson , September 16, 2009

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