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NDSU EXTENSION SERVICE Prevent Hardware Disease in Cattle
Inverted tires can make great containers to hold cattle feed and water, but tires also can pose health risks for the animals if the tires arent maintained regularly. If the tires you are using on y...
Posted on 2/10/12 at 10:16 AM
IT'S GOOD TO BE IN ND Joke contest
Take a look at Sun Reporter/Blogger Keith Norman's picture here of some cattle that got out of their pasture. Look closely at the cow in the foreground, and count its legs. Now who can come up with th...
Posted on 7/30/09 at 8:03 AM
NASCAR DAD Joe Varner : Cattle Thief ?
Joe Varner age 52 of Pierz, Minn was arrested for theft of 188 head of cattle. He owns 15 livestock auction barns in Minn, So Dak, and No Dak. Joel Heitcamp of KFGO hit this story hard on Friday. Farm...
Posted on 6/27/09 at 6:32 PM
Ranchers: Forest Service had 'zero support' for burn; Meeting today in Hettinger to address questions, claims process
On day two of the Pautre Fire that destroyed more than 14,000 acres of grasslands in northwest South Dakota, the biggest question ranchers were asking was, “Why?”
By Katherine Grandstrand , April 06, 2013
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The cow jumped over the moon and beef prices may do the same
FARGO — With the arrival of spring, it won’t be long before steaks and burgers start sizzling and popping on backyard grills.
By Dave Olson , April 06, 2013
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The North Dakota way: Kazakh cowboys tour state, get cattle-tending tips
MANDAN — Mananbai Sadykov cuffed his stiff blue jeans over intricately stitched cowboy boots and tread mindfully though minefields of cattle manure at the Helbling Hereford Ranch in central North Dakota.
By James MacPherson , December 05, 2012
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North Dakota cattle go abroad: Kazakhstan hiring Great Plains ranch hands, sends some of its own for training
BISMARCK — Transplanted North Dakota cattle are thriving in Kazakhstan’s cold climate, but many of the former Soviet republic’s cowboys are still greenhorns, so it has hired Great Plains ranch hands to help out and is sending some of its own to the U.S. for training, a state trade official said.
By James MacPherson , October 31, 2012
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Evaporating milk: ND dairy farms dwindle in number
North Dakota is a leading producer of sunflowers and canola, but it lags behind many states in the Midwest when it comes to dairy production.
Dairy farms have been disappearing across North Dakota over the years, said Gary Hoffman, executive director of the North Dakota Dairy Coalition for eight years. He also serves as the state’s director of dairy development.
By Betsy Simon , August 17, 2012
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Breeding for the future: Farmers seek hardier cattle for drought, climate change
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Cattle are being bred with genes from their African cousins who are accustomed to hot weather. New corn varieties are emerging with larger roots for gathering water in a drought. Someday, the plants may even be able to “resurrect” themselves after a long dry spell, recovering quickly when rain returns.
By David Pitt , August 09, 2012
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