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Bonding with the grain cart operator

Katie Pinke visits with three farmers who are running together for North Dakota Legislature.
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Looking for farmer names on the ballot

Remember to get your voting information from a variety of sources and take into account a variety of issues. (Pixabay photo)
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Vote responsibly, considering ag issues and all others

Mychal Wilmes
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The lure of a Jacques Seeds Spirit of ’76 cap

Access to fresh fruits and vegetables, like this section at the SuperValu in Steele, N.D., is what is lost when grocery stores in rural areas close. Jenny Schlecht / Forum News Service
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No greater threat to national security than food insecurity

North Dakota State University is researching the effects of stock density on soil health. (NDSU Extension photo)
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Stocking cover crops to enhance soil health

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Maplewood State Park, near Pelican Rapids, Minn., hiking trails offer outdoor recreation filled with fall color. Photo taken on Oct. 2, 2020 by Elizabeth Pinke.
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Letting go can get you back on track

Abbey Wick
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Soil Health Minute answers YOUR questions

Respectful neighbors are a blessing, Mychal Wilmes says. (Pixabay photo)
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May your neighbors respect you

The involvement of a woman in providing on-farm management or off-farm income can help a farm succeed, a 1994 USDA report said. (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC)
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The importance of honoring farm women's contributions

Even the best succession plan can't guard against life happening. (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC)
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What happens if a farming heir dies first?

Outdoor activities for kids entertain at Nelson's Pumpkin Patch near Emerado, N.D. (Katie Pinke / Agweek)
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No pumpkins, no problem at North Dakota pumpkin patch

The time for gathering and preserving the fruits of the trees and the fields and gardens has arrived. (Pixabay photo)
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Time to harvest, to prepare or to head south

Mikkel Pates is a staff writer for Agweek. Photo taken Jan. 8, 2020, in Fargo, ND Mikkel Pates / Agweek
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How to navigate passionate politics

Clover establishment on Dr. Lee Briese’s herbicide residual and cover crop establishment plots in Jamestown, N.D. (Abbey Wick, Special to Agweek)
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What I've learned this week in soil health

There is no pandemic playbook for small businesses, says Katie Pinke. Pictured are Pinke Lumber customers, Erik and Brenda Dohn of Wishek, N.D. with Nathan Pinke. (Submitted photo)
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Support the small businesses juggling priorities in the pandemic

The wisdom of parents is revealed over time. (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC)
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Time reveals wisdom of parents' rules

Rep. Dusty Johnson, R-S.D., spoke at a Dakotafest virtual forum on Aug. 19, 2020.
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A conversation with a congressman

Jonathan Knutson
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At its core, farming hasn't changed

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Get out the 'tillage tool' and bury the bitterness

We all have silage piles in our lives—pressing work with a deadline. It might be routine work we tackle annually. Staying positive on the pile is key says Katie Pinke. (Jenny Schlecht / Agweek)
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Staying 'positive on the pile' a challenge this year