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John Draxton has been working for years to improve conditions in Haiti, which culminated in his meat business there, Farmer John's.
Farmer John's Haiti, an agribusiness started by John Draxton, a former North Dakota cattle producer, is facing struggles in getting fuel to run generators to keep its butchershop going. They're raising funds now to switch to solar power as soon as possible.
John Draxton's butcher shop helps support a Haitian-run project that teaches agriculture throughout Haiti.
The New Roots Co-op is helping new Americans get started growing and selling their own crops.
The New Roots Farm Incubator co-op is embarking on a campaign to raise $500,000 to expand into a 60-acre site and help members become independent farmers.
The New Roots Farm Incubator co-op needs 3 to 5 acres of land for 2023 in the Fargo-Moorhead area.
Nick Hagen's wife, Molly Yeh, is a famous figure in the food world. But Nick has his own interesting story.
A desire for the rural lifestyle and the opportunity to carry on the family farming legacy were two of the major reasons that influenced Nick Hagen’s decision to farm.
Anne Waltner is a farmer who also is a concert pianist and the mother of triplets.
Anne Waltner, Parker, South Dakota, left a full-time career as a concert pianist and educator to join her parents’ farming operation. Along the way she married, had triplet daughters and survived cancer. Of her journey and life, she says: “Can you think of anybody luckier than me?”
Maura is a therapy dog being trained by students in Hillsboro High School's ag department.
Hillsboro Public Schools has a new student. Sort of. The school's ag program's small animal care class is teaching Maura, a 4-month-old golden retriever, to be a therapy dog.
This year's Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion in Rollag, Minnesota, featured a Rumely Equipment display. The centerpience was a one-of-a-kind 1909 prototype tractor, Kerosene Annie.
A team of tractor restorers working in Harwood, North Dakota, brought the 1909 Kerosene Annie back to life, just in time to appear at the Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion in Rollag, Minnesota.
A Minnesota couple works as an affiliate of Goats on the Go — taking their herd of goats to help clear weeds and brush, as well as entertain people in the process.
Goats On The Go affiliates throughout the U.S. use goats to control nuisance and invasive vegetation on residential and public properties.
Cows and Co. Creamery in Carrington, North Dakota, brings a taste of the Netherlands to the Midwest.
After making the move from the Netherlands, Maartje Murphy wanted to give North Dakotans a chance to enjoy European treats, made right on the farm.
CARRINGTON, N.D. -- In the 10 years since VanBedaf Dairy opened, the surrounding community has come to regard it as an important employer and resource, as well as a provider of safe, affordable dairy products.
