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UND alumna to hold book signing for memoir on family’s experiences on the North Dakota plains
Author and University of North Dakota alumna Judy R. Cook will be at the UND Bookstore Tuesday, Aug. 7, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., for a book signing of her memoir If This Land Could Talk: Homesteading o...
Posted on 8/2/12 at 9:26 AM
Eggners Ferry Bridge Reopened: But for how long?
There have been a lot of events that took place this past Memorial Day weekend that deal with historic bridges. One of course was the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge in...
Posted on 5/28/12 at 9:59 AM
NDSU Offers Farmland Leasing Workshops
Strong commodity prices and high production costs have made it more difficult for operators and landowners to successfully determine appropriate farmland lease arrangements. Landowners, renters and o...
Posted on 2/1/12 at 3:58 PM
Two paws up!
Partnerships - a combining of talents, energy, thoughts and efforts to accomplish a goal. Simple concept...used everyday in a hundred different ways. Sometimes partnerships are created to meet our in...
Posted on 12/3/11 at 12:26 PM
Snow Cover
It's a sunny day over much of the upper-midwest this afternoon. Therefore, most of the "white" you see in the image below is snow cover. I thought it would give you all a perspective on who has snow a...
Posted on 3/15/11 at 4:37 PM
Land values continue to increase
A chance to conduct business on even a small piece of North Dakota’s more than 39 million acres of farmland has not come cheap in recent years, as the price per acre continues to rise. Kevin Pifer, a former North Dakota Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture who heads Pifer’s Auction and Realty in Bowman, said land values have tripled over the last six years. “Farmland values increased around 30 to 40 (percent) last year but leveled off in November,” he said. “The market remains really strong and very confident.”By Betsy Simon , May 10, 2013
ND cropland rental rates go higher
GRAND FORKS — North Dakota farmland rental rates continue to climb, with some counties seeing an annual increase of more than 20 percent, a newly released survey says.By Jonathan Knutson , April 18, 2013
Stark County Fair Board offers $300K in start-up funding to establish fairground
The Stark County Park Board agreed to provide $300,000 in start-up money to establish a fairground with land south of Dickinson that was donated to the Dickinson State University Foundation.By Betsy Simon , April 03, 2013
Killdeer Mountain group unhappy with decision: IC to allow Hess to drill on disputed lands
It appears a disputed area of land in the Killdeer Mountains will be developed mostly as planned, but members of a group opposing oil drilling on the site said Monday they’re not done fighting.By Bryan Horwath , January 29, 2013
Swanson: 'It's not about you'
With farmland prices reaching crazy-high prices mixed with ultra-low interest rates, agricultural producers’ heads might be spinning.By Betsy Simon , January 18, 2013
Land at hospital site may be available to Stark County: Courthouse evacuated for possible gas leak
By Betsy Simon , October 03, 2012
Trashy situation on land near landfill
May 18, 2012
Farmers could suffer though sitting on gold mines
A Bismarck estate planning expert took area farmers and ranchers back to school Wednesday during his presentation on “Intgrating Farm and Ranch Planning with Mineral and Surface Income,” which took place in the Legends Ball Room at the Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge in Dickinson.March 23, 2012
St. Joseph's Hospital: More land bought for new facility
March 10, 2012
4,024 landowners to get letters from Dickinson regarding value of their land
Not quite of the land in Dickinson is going up in value by 10 percent, officials said at the Dickinson City Commission meeting Monday at City Hall.By By April Baumgarten , March 06, 2012
ND land oil lease sale expected to draw interest
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota officials are selling the rights to drill for oil on almost 70,000 acres of state land.February 07, 2012
ND tries to return unclaimed money
BISMARCK — Linda Fisher sits in a booth at the North Dakota State Fair each year, trying to give away millions of dollars. Some approach her cautiously, trying to determine if it’s a sting operation.July 19, 2011
Cloud over claims: Lax filing and recording laws call for concern
By Sean M. Soehren , May 21, 2011
Oil boom: Land access, safety issues come to forefront
By Chuck Haga , December 26, 2010
Wilderness rules restored for public lands
DENVER (AP) — The Obama administration plans to reverse a Bush-era policy and make millions of undeveloped acres of land once again eligible for federal wilderness protection, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Thursday.December 23, 2010
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