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Rural roads too muddy to travel on or perhaps flooded out can get closed at different times in the region. John M. Steiner / The Sun

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Dry bean acres likely to drop, but industry still positive

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AgweekTV's Michelle Rook and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss the week's movements in the markets, which saw corn, soybeans and wheat all climbing higher while cattle and hogs struggled.

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Livestock moves lower while grains push higher on the week

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Minneapolis wheat and corn hit new highs

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Corn and wheat lead after April WASDE and livestock markets gain strength on big demand

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Rural roads too muddy to travel on or perhaps flooded out can get closed at different times in the region. John M. Steiner / The Sun

Government and Politics

Biden administration infrastructure bill gets mixed reaction from farm groups, farm state lawmakers

Government and Politics

Montana’s Tracy Stone-Manning tapped to lead BLM

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Ag omnibus bills include support for Minnesota farmers

Soil Health

Join NDSU Ext. Soil Health Specialist Abbey Wick as she talks with NDSU Ext. Weed Specialist Joe Ikley about how to manage your cover crops during a time of drought.

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Weed management following prevented planting

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Conservation easements reach milestone, U.S. Department of Agriculture says

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Carbon markets: Confusing, but promising, speakers say

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Pinto beans are among the dry edible bean varieties grown in the region. (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC)

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Dry bean acres likely to drop, but industry still positive

Agriculture

Drought persists, but wetter areas exist

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Minneapolis wheat and corn hit new highs

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North Dakota man found guilty of cattle theft

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South Dakota rancher preserves through 'toughest calving season' with twin calves

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Bad day? These three ag-related TikToks are sure to turn your day around

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Professor creates Willow Creek Folk School to teach history of Great Plains agriculture

Home and Garden

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Delicious plums for Northern climates

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Cooler temperatures make their way into the region

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Recent moisture doesn't change drought in the western Dakotas, John Wheeler explains

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'Fascinating' jet stream not likely to bring rain for drought-relief

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Sheyenne Tooling and Manufacturing employs 60 Cooperstown, N.D. residents. Photo taken March, 10, 2021, at Cooperstown, N.D. (Emily Beal / Agweek)

Agriculture

North Dakota company plays crucial role in its rural community's economy

Sugarbeet

H&S Manufacturing has remained nimble to keep up with specialty crop needs

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North Dakota ranchers diversify cattle operation by offering home-grown beef

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Idaho, Michigan sugarbeet growers’ planting progress reaches 60%

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North Dakota and Minnesota sugarbeet cooperatives look to capitalize on early planting

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H&S Manufacturing has remained nimble to keep up with specialty crop needs