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Ali Strand, UND Studio One win first SPJ national award since 1995
Last September, Studio One reporter Ali Strand was out on assignment just like any other week. When I first pulled up, I remember thinking how beautiful the ranch was, said Ali Strand, a native of ...
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Celebrate Earth Day with Best Friends
Join Best Friends for their Pizza Ranch Tip Night on Earth Day, Monday, April 22nd from 5pm to 8pm. Mention Best Friends (or bring in attached flyer) and Pizza Ranch will donate 10% to BFMP. Dont forg...
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Name that bridge type: The answer to question 1
          And now the answer to the question of naming the bridge type. As you will recall, in a posting from last Thursday, there was a post card of a bridge that span...
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The urge to purge...
I have been feeling the urge to purge lately. I think it may havesomething to do with watching too much HGTV. Almost all the homes on those shows look clean, organized, and above all else - minimalist...
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Fresh tomato soup
I love tomatoes. And I especially love tomato soup. Any kind. From the can, from scratch, chunky, blended, thick, thinner, or bisque. You name it, if it's tomato soup, I love it. So I try new recipes ...
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81-year-old rancher dies after Monday incident in Slope County

A southwest North Dakota rancher has died after a Monday morning accident in Slope County.

By Bryan Horwath , June 11, 2013

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In Harvey, farmers are playing the waiting game

HARVEY — It’s a sunny day in early May, the sort of day on which farmers in the Harvey area normally are going full bore in their fields. Not this year. A cold spring has delayed planting, and farmers here don’t expect to be in their fields until the middle of May at the earliest.

By Jonathan Knutson , May 14, 2013

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ND man faces charges in starved cattle case

BISMARCK — A North Dakota man faces charges stemming from what authorities say are the starvation deaths of more than 100 cattle on his McIntosh County farm.

April 04, 2013

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USDA expanding program to fight rural poverty

COLUMBIA, S.C. — U.S. officials are expanding a program intended to reduce poverty and improve life in rural areas through better access to federal funding.

March 26, 2013

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ND farmer reports nearly 20 percent of cows birthing twins

Chris Johnson is accustomed to seeing double at this time of year.

By Jonathon Knutson , March 26, 2013

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Cattle ranching moves north, west amid drought

WICHITA, Kan. — The severe drought that scorched pastures across the Southern Plains last summer helped shrink the nation’s herd to its smallest size in more than six decades and encouraged the movement of animals to lusher fields in the northern and western parts of the U.S., a new report shows.

By Roxana Hegeman , February 02, 2013

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Owner says horse assaulted: Man offers reward for arrest in case

A horse on a farm east of Dickinson was recovering Friday from an apparent sexual assault, an illegal act ranchers suggest happens all too often in this area but rarely gets reported.

By Katherine Grandstrand , January 26, 2013

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The North Dakota way: Kazakh cowboys tour state, get cattle-tending tips

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

Proposed wells draw controversy: Rancher, tribal member oppose drilling in Killdeer Mountains

Home to one historic battlefield site already, the Killdeer Mountains are the subject of a new North Dakota fight. This time, however, the battle is not between the U.S. Army and tribes of Native Americans, but rather between the oil industry and the people who live near and use the mountains, which begin about eight miles northwest of Killdeer.

By Bryan Horwath , October 23, 2012

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FOTB: Rock in the Bakken: Rancher's rocky land suddenly finds value

FOTB: Rock in the Bakken: Rancher's rocky land suddenly finds value BLAISDELL — Dallas Moore doesn’t have oil wells on his ranch, but that doesn’t mean his land isn’t rich.

By Amy Dalrymple , October 14, 2012

Visiting Kussy's Ranch

Visiting Kussy's Ranch Kelly Kussy, physical education specialist at Heart River Elementary School, sings “Home on the Range” with the first-graders on Wednesday in the gymnasium.

By Linda Sailer , September 27, 2012

Democrats launch ads in ND over stalled farm bill

WASHINGTON — Democrats launched two ads in North Dakota on Tuesday criticizing Republican Senate candidate Rick Berg over the stalled farm bill as the party seeks to capitalize on rural voters’ frustration with congressional inaction.

By By Donna Cassata , September 26, 2012

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Federal government ending Wyoming wolf protections

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The federal government will end its protections for wolves in Wyoming, where the species was introduced two decades ago to revive it from near extinction in the United States.

August 31, 2012

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Feds allowing haying, grazingin of conservation land

BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota ranchers will have 1.6 million more acres available for haying and grazing beginning next week, though not all of the land is likely to be useful to cattle producers trying to keep their animals fed during drought.

By Blake Nicholson , July 28, 2012

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Cattle ranching a way of life; Ron Eagon keeps it in the family

Cattle ranching a way of life; Ron Eagon keeps it in the family Ronald Eagon dreamt of being a carpenter until he was in the eighth grade and was tapped to take over his father’s farm.

By Betsy Simon , May 25, 2012

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