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Cracked Pepper and Chives Bread Two Ways
There is nothing quite as satisfying as eating a thick slice of warm homemade bread slathered with creamy butter. For me, the process of making and kneading bread dough, normally a cool-weather activi...
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Russia bans grain exports, markets soar
MOSCOW (Dow Jones)--The death toll from Russia's forest and peat fires hit 50 Thursday, as government efforts failed to stop the blazes from spreading. Continued scorching temperatures have also exten...
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Wistful Wednesday: Grain Binders
This is an old photo of Far Guy's Grandfather Abbott in the grain field. This photo was marked with only one name, I will assume that he is the fellow in the white shirt and suspenders..the silhouett...
Posted on 8/4/10 at 4:15 AM
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Crews respond to southeast ND grain bin fire

BARNEY — A half dozen fire departments responded to a large grain bin fire a mile east of Barney.

April 19, 2013

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Family farm comes first

Lee Klein’s grain farm is a tribute to farming’s past with an old sprayer in one corner, a grain drill in another, and the tractor he watched his dad ride around in during the 1950s on the very land it sits on today.

By Betsy Simon , December 28, 2012

Family farm comes first

Family farm comes first Lee Klein’s grain farm is a tribute to farming’s past with an old sprayer in one corner, a grain drill in another, and the tractor he watched his dad ride around in during the 1950s on the very land it sits on today.

By Betsy Simon , December 27, 2012

SD regulators to discuss grain law changes

REDFIELD, S.D. — Farmers in the Dakotas who lost millions of dollars to a failed seed company will get their chance today to speak on proposed changes to South Dakota law designed to help regulators better detect a grain buyer’s deteriorating financial condition.

December 15, 2012

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Elevator loads lighten in places

Elevator loads lighten in places With the 2012 harvest season well on its way to completion, some southwest North Dakota grain elevators are beginning to see space open up at their facilities, unlike a few years ago when farmers were forced to pile grain along roadsides.

By Betsy Simon , October 19, 2012

Grain sorghum, a cleaner burn; EPA on verge to approve crop for ethanol use

Grain sorghum, a cleaner burn; EPA on verge to approve crop for ethanol use BISMARCK (AP) — The federal government is on the verge of approving a grain mainly used as livestock feed to make a cleaner version of ethanol, a decision officials say could give farmers a new moneymaking opportunity, boost the biofuels industry and help the environment.

By Blake Nicholson , August 16, 2012

Elevators file to discontinue business

The recent spike in grain elevators discontinuing business across the state is no cause for alarm. Instead, North Dakota Public Service commissioner Bonnie Fetch said it is part of the normal ebb and flow of the business.

By Betsy Simon , August 10, 2012

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Elevators file to discontinue business

The recent spike in grain elevators discontinuing business across the state is no cause for alarm. Instead, North Dakota Public Service commissioner Bonnie Fetch said it is part of the normal ebb and flow of the business.

By Betsy Simon , August 09, 2012

Forest River Farmers Elevator prepared for early harvest

FOREST RIVER — A gentle rain perked up some thirsty crops Friday, as staff at Forest River Farmers Elevator prepared for what should be one of the earliest harvests on record.

By Kevin Bonham , July 08, 2012

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SD Public Utilities Commission wants up-to-date financials on grain buyers

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Regulators need better tools to detect a grain buyer’s deteriorating financial condition, the chairman of the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission said Wednesday, after farmers in the Dakotas lost $4 million selling sunflowers to Anderson Seed Co.

By Dirk Lammars , June 28, 2012

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Hebron elevator to store more than 2.6M bushels

Hebron elevator to store more than 2.6M bushels Inch by inch, Archer-Daniel-Midland Co.’s newest grain elevator is towering over Hebron.

By Betsy Simon , June 08, 2012

A growing industry: Southwest North Dakota producers believe no shortage in food supply

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

Being smart with nutrients; Experts, area farmers gather in Dickinson to discuss spring crop growth

Being smart with nutrients; Experts, area farmers gather in Dickinson to discuss spring crop growth Crop experts schooled area growers Tuesday during the Southwest Grain Agronomy Winter Update at Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge in Dickinson.

March 02, 2012

ND small grains harvest still well behind average

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — The harvest of small grains in North Dakota remains well behind the average pace despite a week of mostly favorable weather.

August 16, 2011

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New Salem getting large grain terminal

NEW SALEM (AP) — Farmers have voted to make the New Salem Farmers Union Elevator a part of Southwest Grain, a division of CHS Inc.

May 03, 2011

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