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UND NEWS UND adds another patent to its SUNRISE Renewable Fuels and Chemicals portfolio
The U.S. Patent Office recently published the University of North Dakotas approved patent No. 8,333,949: Method for Creating High Carbon Content Products from Crop Oils, which allows a marketable by-p...
Posted on 1/11/13 at 10:58 AM
TIME AT THE TABLE Volunteers Needed
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...
Posted on 7/1/12 at 8:44 AM
STAFF BLOG AGWEEK Crop forecast: soybeans up, corn down
Worthington, Minn. The latest crop forecast projects Minnesota farmers will see a bigger soybean yield, but the outlook for corn has dimmed a bit. The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts Minnes...
Posted on 9/13/10 at 10:55 AM
FAR SIDE OF FIFTY Monsters in the Fields
When we moved back here the first time, in 1986 when the girls were teenagers, I made them accompany me to the potato fields after the equipment was out of the fields, we gleaned enough potatoes..big ...
Posted on 7/12/10 at 6:03 AM
NASCAR DAD Crop Duster Crashed In EGF Field
Yellow crop duster airplane owned by Agrimax Co was spraying fungicide on a muddy sugar beet field 3 miles north of EGF on coun ty road #66 at 9:15 am Sat morning....
Posted on 8/22/09 at 1:19 PM
Call it a corn rush: Experts predict spike in crop's planting as prices rise
Corn may have North Dakota producers seeing green this spring, as a shortfall in acres nationally last year could entice farmers to boost their planting of it this year, many ag experts predict.
By Betsy Simon , February 15, 2013
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Asian delegation checks soybean crop
BRANDON, S.D. — With both hands holding it open, Fadjar Setiawan plunged a small, clear plastic bag into the cascade of soybeans flowing from a truck unloading at the Eastern Farmers Cooperative in Brandon.
By Peter Harriman , September 21, 2012
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Crop production in the Dakotas at different extremes
BISMARCK — Keith Deutsch and Chad Blindauer both work the land in the Dakotas, one in the north and one in the south, producing crops that help feed a hungry nation. Most years they deal with comparable weather and similar production problems, but this year is shaping up to be unlike most others.
By Blake Nicholson , September 08, 2012
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A bright sight amid drought-stricken land
These sunflowers growing in a field 15 miles south of Hebron ripen in the sun Wednesday afternoon.
By Linda Sailer , August 24, 2012
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Northern farmers expect strong corn prices
GRAND FORKS — Rallying farm commodity marketing prices driven by expectations of a poor harvest in the hot, dry central Corn Belt are causing a stir in the Northern Plains’ expanding corn planting areas where crops still look promising.
By Mikkel Pates , June 30, 2012
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Cash Crop: There's billions on the line in the farm bill, but where does it all go?
JAMESTOWN — A couple billion dollars for wheat here, another billion for corn there, a few hundred million for soybeans — maybe more for barley too.
By Marino Eccher , June 24, 2012
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A growing industry: Southwest North Dakota producers believe no shortage in food supply
Earth gained another mouth to feed when the world’s 7 billionth person was born in October.
By Betsy Simon , June 01, 2012
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Ag experts share info on keeping a healthy crop
With planting season in full swing for some area farmers, there are ways producers can prevent crop disease, experts said.
April 27, 2012
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