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Dave and Karissa Daws, pictured here on Jan. 10, 2022, own Grassy Meadow Ranch near Michigan, N.D.

Agriculture

Rugged North Dakota ranchers raise cold-hardy cattle

This Plasma Blue mobile unit will be used to show how recently developed plasma technology can make biodiesel from soybean oil more cheaply, efficiently and in a more environmentally friendly way.

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Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council to show off Plasma Blue biodiesel technology at national show

Lynne Reeck, owner and operator of Singing Hills Dairy, points to the pasture which she raised a small goat herd on since 2009. Photo taken on Jan. 7, 2022.
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Agriculture

End of a four-year road to transition farmland now in sight for Singing Hills Dairy

Opinion

Farm Boy Memories

Something that seems simple, like homemade sliced bread, can easily be taken for granted, Mychal Wilmes says.
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The magic of bread making lasts through the ages

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Cocoa had a cone for a day or so after visiting the vet for her broken toe.
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You can't keep a good farm dog down

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Optimism about higher commodity prices has been tempered by even higher fertilizer prices.
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High fertilizer costs temper farm optimism

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AgweekTV's Michelle Rook and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss the South American forecast, January WASDE numbers, demand and more on the Agweek Market Wrap, sponsored by Gateway Building Systems.

Markets

Grains take a hit with South American forecast

Markets

Wheat trade seems comfortable losing acres; USDA reports rule the week

Markets

USDA says 2021 US soybean crop was the biggest on record

Policy

Edison Espin, from Ecuador, came to the U.S. on a student visa with a work permit. As a student, worked at an egg facility at Lake Park, Minnesota in 2020. A Minnesota committee has made recommendations to help improve the safety of ag and food processing workers.
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Agriculture

Minnesota seeks to improve working, living conditions for ag and food workers

Government and Politics

Could a fix on drug prices harm university ag tech-transfers?

Columns

High fertilizer costs temper farm optimism

Soil Health

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is putting $50 million into conservation assistance for underserved farmers.
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Government and Politics

NRCS announces $50 million to expand access to conservation assistance

Government and Politics

Tom Vilsack says farmers need to find new revenue in climate-smart ag

Agriculture

Farmland is part of Minnesota's plan to improve impaired waters

Crops

A western Grand Forks County, North Dakota, farmer harvests corn in October 2021.

Business

Will North Dakota corn wet milling plant give the region's farm economy a boost?

Sugarbeet

Using sugarbeets in strip-till systems gains interest in North Dakota and Minnesota

Government and Politics

Farm advisory committee to EPA issues report on WOTUS, other topics

Livestock

Government and Politics

Farm advisory committee to EPA issues report on WOTUS, other topics

Agriculture

Rugged North Dakota ranchers raise cold-hardy cattle

Government and Politics

China, Philippines suspend beef imports from Canada after BSE case

Lifestyle

Yellow roses line the top of Charles "Bud" Sedlachek's John Deere themed casket before burial Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2022, at Bethel Luthern Church cemetery in rural Brainerd. (Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch)

Lifestyle

Minnesota farmer buried in John Deere casket with tractor-led funeral procession

Food

Try these tips to improve your sleep

Food

Celebrating Epiphany with family and a haystack brunch

Weather

Weather

Colder temperatures to return in second half of January

Weather

Lingering artic air and artic snow arrives

Weather

Even with a wet winter expected, timely rains still will be needed in the spring

Agribusiness

A western Grand Forks County, North Dakota, farmer harvests corn in October 2021.

Business

Will North Dakota corn wet milling plant give the region's farm economy a boost?

Business

ADM soybean plant in North Dakota plans to bid on 2023 crop later this year

Business

Brandt Inc. of Illinois acquires North Dakota-based Talc USA

Sugarbeet

Jay Gudajtes of Minto, N.D., says a new vertical tillage/strip tillage system called Soil Warrior has helped his farm counter the dry conditions by leaving most of the soil undisturbed while planting sugarbeet seeds into moist seedbed strips that are fertilized and only about 9 inches wide. Photo taken April 30, 2021, Minto, N.D. Mikkel Pates / Agweek

Sugarbeet

Using sugarbeets in strip-till systems gains interest in North Dakota and Minnesota

Sugarbeet

Controlling cercospora leaf spot remains a priority for sugarbeet farmers

Sugarbeet

Snake River Sugarbeet Association expands on former Idaho Sugarbeet Growers Association's work