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As the drought continues in western North Dakota, the Garrison Diversion becomes more important for irrigation.

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Drought reignites irrigation from the Missouri River Garrison Diversion Project's McClusky Canal

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Late rains add to year of ‘I don’t knows’ for cattle producers

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Red River Angus ranch owners retiring after long association with cattle industry

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South Dakota corn and soybean yields could range from zero to records

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Michelle Rook and Randy Martinson discuss the markets on Sept. 17, 2021.

Markets

Wheat market looks strong and could get stronger with end-of-the-month report

Markets

Markets may have put in short-term lows after USDA report

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Are the lows in for corn and soybeans? Could be

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Government and Politics

USDA extends deadline for animal loss assistance

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Collin Peterson, Bill Northey plan Midwest Coalition on Agriculture to unite region's ag voices

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Non-white cultures still overlooked in Minnesota's food industry, state ag department official says

Soil Health

Grasslands Conservation Reserve Program acreage signup is more than 2.5 million in 2022, near double last year's enrollment. (Agweek photo)

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Grassland Conservation Reserve Program acres grow to more than 2.5 million

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Winona County field day shows the hype is real for cover crops

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As the drought continues in western North Dakota, the Garrison Diversion becomes more important for irrigation.

Agriculture

Drought reignites irrigation from the Missouri River Garrison Diversion Project's McClusky Canal

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'A lot of variability' expected in corn and soybean crops in southeast Minnesota

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South Dakota corn and soybean yields could range from zero to records

Livestock

Frank Matejcek and his wife, Lucy, have operated Red River Angus, near Grand Forks, N.D., for more than 50 years. (Ann Bailey/Agweek)

Agriculture

Red River Angus ranch owners retiring after long association with cattle industry

Agriculture

Sunflower silage forage option for producers

Government and Politics

USDA extends deadline for animal loss assistance

Lifestyle

Spots of this reader's lawn have not greened up after recent rain. She asks gardening columnist Don Kinzler if she should overseed, fertilize or water these areas more. Contributed / Forum reader

Home and Garden

Drought-damaged lawn, wintering potted trees, spruce needles dropping

Home and Garden

Mid-September yard and garden to-do list

Food

Weddings take family to Kentucky, Tennessee

Weather

Weather

'A little surge of hot weather' on its way

Weather

Drought isn't over, but there has been a 'very modest modicum of improvement'

Weather

Region can expect a 'drier week' ahead

Agribusiness

A show-goer (left) at the Big Iron farm show in West Fargo, North Dakota, at opening day on Sept. 14, 2021, drives a combine in tandem with a driverless tractor, pulling a grain cart. Raven Industries launched its OMNiDRIVE system, designed to re-allocate valuable farm employees to more challenging tasks. Photos taken Sept. 14, 2021, at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo, North Dakota.
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Raven Industries and Titan Machinery show historic autonomous tractor/grain harvest carts at Big Iron

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Red E rebuilds air-seeders, reaping profits and saving money for farmers, including some 'FarmTuber' friends

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Chevron to invest in Bunge soybean crushers to secure renewable feedstock

Sugarbeet

Frank Matejcek and his wife, Lucy, have operated Red River Angus, near Grand Forks, N.D., for more than 50 years. (Ann Bailey/Agweek)

Agriculture

Red River Angus ranch owners retiring after long association with cattle industry

Sugarbeet

Report says Hurricane Ida damaged 118,000 acres of sugarcane crops in Louisiana

Sugarbeet

American Crystal Sugar pre-pile harvest moving along at a good clip