How do beginning farmers and agribusiness people get a start in farming or agribusiness? With all its pitfalls, risks, and joys – is it for everyone?
Due to the impacts of widespread drought on forage and hay production throughout the state, many livestock producers are seeking opportunities…
3D printing is in its infancy, but for the right early adapters, the ability to make small parts has the potential to save hundreds or thousan…
For those involved in animal agriculture, each year brings forth its own unique set of challenges, and despite the adversity of 2021, North Da…
TIOGA, N.D. – Ryan Davidson, who farms with his wife, Jenice, and kids, Gavin and Gracelyn, had hoped sunflower harvest could be finished by t…
PAGE, N.D. – Warm weather in late September had Preston Burchill looking forward to an uninterrupted harvest season this year. But per usual w…
STARBUCK, Minn. – Farmers always enter the growing season hopeful, but oftentimes things don’t go as expected.
North Dakota harvest was starting and stopping during the second week of October as more rain showers impacted the state. Rain from 0.5 inches…
Deere & Co. workers are officially on strike. The strike affects factories in Illinois, Iowa and Kansas.
Soybeans have taken the main stage among North Dakota commodities this year as another soybean crushing plant could soon be a reality in the state.
WEST FARGO, N.D. – Good farmers and ranchers sometimes need to talk about personal items.
WEST FARGO, N.D. – With high commodity prices and low interest rates, a seller’s market has developed for farmland, said Dale Weston, Farmers …
HAWLEY, Minn. – Take a couple minutes to get to know Dawn (Lambert) Chisholm and it won’t take long to realize how sweet and caring a person she is.
Through the utilization of a diverse crop rotation, Nathan Thomas, who farms north of Mott, N.D., has seen many benefits for his soil – benefi…
While 2021 hasn’t been the best year for farmers, there are ways to “come back from a fall” and be better prepared for the future, according t…
TIOGA, N.D. – Ryan Davidson decided to take a short break from harvesting at the end of September to try and prepare the farmyard and shop for…
The North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) has confirmed there have been two new discoveries of the noxious weed Palmer amaranth in two…
PAGE, N.D. – Harvest season is here for Preston Burchill and his family, and while temperatures cooled heading into fall, summer heat seemed t…
As far as market performance for 2021, through Sept. 1, energy has been leading the way, say Rob Fronning, vice president for insurance and co…
STARBUCK, Minn. – As of Sept. 27, Paul had 2-3 days of 2021 soybean harvest left. He planned to spread cover crop seed and then move on to cor…
Soybean harvest got started in late September, with combines being spotted cutting beans in both the eastern and western regions across the state.
Fourteen of the region’s premier seedstock operations will be featured on the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association’s (NDSA) 34th annual All Bre…
With spring coolness in 2021, followed by severe drought and heat stress in June and July, this year’s crop has a lot of variation – based on …
WEST FARGO, N.D. – A bipartisan effort has emerged to strengthen the political clout of Upper Midwest agriculture.
TIOGA, N.D. – Harvest is moving along well at the Davidson farm in the northwestern region, according to Ryan Davidson, who farms with his wif…
PAGE, N.D. – Moisture has been hard to come by during 2021’s drought-stricken growing season, which has forced many farmers around the state t…
STARBUCK, Minn. – Paul Freeman took a test drive with his combine and opened a soybean field near his machine shed.