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Although they have seen some signs of disease, lambing season has been going well at the 7-C Merino operation this year.
Mark Watne won't run for reelection as president of NDFU, the state's largest farm group. Shelly Ziesch, an NDFU director, is ...
Ann Bailey reflects on the work of Make-A-Wish in the lives of children with devastating diagnoses, including her daughter, ...
Innovative Ag in Bridgewater, South Dakota, has seen a need for more planter maintenance and irrigation needs due to dry soils.
Randy Koenen of Red River Farm Network and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss some upcoming trade deal ...
Planting is ahead of pace. Weather conditions are good. Acreage is high. That's keeping a lid on prices, Allison Thompson of ...
Wild lands have their treasures, but farmland also holds precious life while being carefully managed by caretakers. Michael ...
Ragweed and kochia are among the concerns for sugarbeet growers in North Dakota and Minnesota, along with their main source ...
Dry conditions affect planting. A major food bank struggles with funding cuts. Changes are coming for North Dakota's largest farm group. A former Organic Valley intern now leads the cooperative.
StormTRACKER meteorologist Lydia Blume says May has started out toasty, and while it's going to stay that way for awhile, there are indications of more moisture moving in by the end of the month.
For many of us, it’s the time of year to say, “Achoo!,” partnered with watering eyes, runny noses, itchy throats and inner ...
Federal cuts have impacted the Great Plains Food Bank, which helps feed over 150,000 individuals in the state of North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota.