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This summer Time at the Table with the help of a USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant will be working with the Mitchell YWCA and the Salvation Army teaching our Kitchen Kids program. Classes occur on Tues...
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Corn, soybean conditions dip slightly
Another week of spotty heavy moisture and higher-than-normal temperatures took its toll on U.S. corn and soybeans, according to Monday's USDA-NASS Crop Progress report. Seventy-one percent of the corn...
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State with the lowest hay prices: North Dakota

State with the lowest hay prices: North Dakota North Dakota hay prices have increased over the passed year, but, compared to the rest of the country, the state is at the bottom of the stack.

By April Baumgarten , December 11, 2011

Harvest numbers down this year

Harvest numbers down this year North Dakota’s harvest is wrapping up and not all of the numbers are looking good this year.

By Klark Byrd , October 16, 2011

Lost in a food desert

Lost in a food desert North Dakotans with limited access to supermarkets or grocery stores have been living in a veritable “food desert,” according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and state officials say things must change.

By Klark Byrd , October 14, 2011

Top USDA official to visit flood-stricken ND

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Sen. Kent Conrad says a top U.S. Department of Agriculture official is coming to North Dakota next week to get a firsthand look at the effect that this year's flooding has had on the state's farmers and ranchers.

August 03, 2011

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USDA wants public input on grasshopper, cricket spray plan

Grasshoppers and crickets can do a number on crops and soil and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service wants input on a proposed program, which could include spraying to rid of them in western North Dakota.

By By Lisa Miller , March 26, 2011

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Officials seek oil well comments

Whiting Oil and Gas wants to construct a well and an access road on National Forest System land near Belfield and officials are looking for feedback.

January 14, 2011

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Report: Farmers seed more acres into winter wheat

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Buoyed by higher prices and an early harvest of other crops, the nation's farmers planted far more of their land in winter wheat crops than a year ago, according to a government report issued Wednesday.

January 12, 2011

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Ag stats to be released Jan. 12

Statisticians in the Fargo office of the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Agriculture Statistics Service North Dakota Field Office have been busy

December 18, 2010

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USDA dishes out grants, loans to area businesses

USDA dishes out grants, loans to area businesses Millions of dollars have flowed into area business over the course of five years, North Dakota Rural Development Director Jasper Schneider said during a stop at the Strom Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Dickinson Wednesday.

November 18, 2010

Consolidated Telecom announces plan for USDA grant

Consolidated Telecom announces plan for USDA grant In an era bursting with technology, some area rural residents are still without such luxuries, but after Consolidated Telecom officially announced its plans for federal funding during a presentation in Dickinson Wednesday morning, slow Internet speeds will be a thing of the past.

August 26, 2010

Latino farmers fight to sue USDA over lost land

SALINAS, Calif. (AP) — In their straw hats, rolled up sleeves and work boots, a dozen or so Latinos gathered by a field of ripening strawberries still look like farmers. All but one of them, however, have lost their land.

October 26, 2009

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USDA Provides $71 Million to Rehabilitate Farmland Damaged by Floods, Hurricanes and Other Disasters

WASHINGTON - Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced that farmers and ranchers will receive approximately $71 million in Emergency Conservation Program funds to repair farmland damaged by natural disasters that happened in 2008 and 2009.

July 16, 2009

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Surveying the nation’s agriculture

Starting May 27, farmers and ranchers in North Dakota will hear from the National Agriculture Statistics Service in regards to their operations in an effort to better form agricultural policy.

May 10, 2008

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Signup time is running out, CSP program application period ends May 16

Ag producers in southwestern North Dakota have two weeks left to signup for the Natural Resource Conservation Service’s Conservation Security Program. The initial signup began on April 16 and has been slow. But because of recent rainfall in the region, producers had a little time apply for the program late this week.

May 03, 2008

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