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There's More Than One Way to Pack A Calf
When a new calf seems chilled or a little slow finding its grub, we sometimes opt to intervene and move the cow-calf pair to the barn and out of the elements so we can assist them better. Packing a...
Posted on 3/19/13 at 8:00 PM
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Winter tradition

Winter tradition TOWNER, N.D. — I may not have had what most would consider a typical life growing up as a kid, but it was a pretty good way to grow up, full of adventures and life lessons. Living on a ranch, miles from town, denies some experiences but affords many others.

By Ryan Taylor , December 31, 2012

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Still Pioneers

Still Pioneers ND ranch family builds on cornerstone

By Mikkel Pates , December 17, 2012

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Gardening

Gardening It’s time to bring in the garden harvest here on the Northern Plains. Our ranch, even with its incredibly poor soil, has always hosted a garden of one kind or another.

By Ryan Taylor , September 10, 2012

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Educating your attorney

Educating your attorney On-farm visits beneficial to understanding issues farmers and ranchers face

By Derrick Braaten , August 06, 2012

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BSE safeguards working

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — What a difference 8½ years makes. When the first bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE)-infected cow was found in Mabton, Wash., in December 2003, U.S. beef exports had been steadily increasing, with 1.1 million tons carcass weight equivalent (CWE) exported in 2003. By the end of 2004, U.S. beef exports had fallen 82 percent to 200,000 tons CWE as major importers cut off the purchase of U.S. beef. It was not until 2011 that beef exports regained their previous level.

By Daryll E. Ray and Harwood D. Schaffer , June 25, 2012

Breeder aims to find a potato with potential

Breeder aims to find a potato with potential FARGO - The potential of a new potato could make area farmers big fries in the fast-food market. A new plant is being tested in plots near Larimore for the second consecutive year. The results from the first year of growing had potato growers’ eyes popping.

By John Lamb , June 14, 2012

FFA's broad focus

FFA's broad focus FARGO, N.D. — FFA member Preston Gilderhus plans a career in industrial engineering.

By Jonathan Knutson , June 11, 2012

Do Montanans really want more bison?

Have Montanans expressed a true desire to see more bison, or is the pressure coming from outside the state?

By Watty Taylor , June 11, 2012

Calf orphaned in shooting has llama for a dad, two mother goats

Calf orphaned in shooting has llama for a dad, two mother goats Just a week after her mother and 13 other cattle were shot and killed here, orphaned calf Missy has found an unlikely foster family – two mother goats and a father figure of a llama named Bristol.

May 26, 2012

Cattle ranching a way of life; Ron Eagon keeps it in the family

Cattle ranching a way of life; Ron Eagon keeps it in the family Ronald Eagon dreamt of being a carpenter until he was in the eighth grade and was tapped to take over his father’s farm.

By Betsy Simon , May 25, 2012

Farmers need safety net

PIERRE, S.D. — Farming and ranching is the heart and soul of South Dakota, but as we know, being in the agriculture industry carries a huge risk because much is left up to Mother Nature. A flood, drought or other natural disaster could wipe out a year’s profits. Just last year, the heat wave we experienced killed more than 1,500 head of cattle as well as other livestock.

By Kristi Noem , May 21, 2012

Property tax unfair, complex

GARRISON, N.D. — I am a Measure 2 supporter. I have farmed and ranched all my life in North Dakota.

By Steve Seidler , May 14, 2012

NDFB's right to farm initiative progresses

NDFB's right to farm initiative progresses UNDERWOOD, N.D. — Doyle Johannes, president of the North Dakota Farm Bureau, says his group started thinking about a petition for a “right to farm” constitutional amendment more than a year ago.

By Mikkel Pates , April 30, 2012

Cost of deer depredation

Cost of deer depredation NORTHVILLE, S.D. — Dick and Janell Meyer, who farm in the Northville, S.D., area, want a state law that says if a wild animal — deer — is destroying their property they can shoot it. State officials say that’s impractical.

By Mikkel Pates , April 16, 2012

Beef Talk: Drought and stocking rates are two key terms

The wonderful fall of 2011 and enjoyable winter of 2012 are over. Not unlike purchases that are put on a credit for payment later, good fall and winter seasons generally require payment.

By Kris Ringwall, NDSU Extension Service , April 03, 2012

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