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Supporting veterans and military in farming

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Covid crisis

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Entrepreneur turns farmer

A sunflower head near ready to be harvested droops in a field in Dickinson. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)
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Southwest sunflowers soon to be harvested

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, center, and other Minnesota officials break ground for the Ag Innovation Campus in Crookston Wednesday. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald
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Ag Innovation Campus breaks ground in Crookston

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Peterson vs. Fischbach in Minnesota's 7th District

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North Dakota dominates U.S. production of canola. North Dakota State University photo
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Canola enjoys 'quite good' harvest

A Dickinson State University student interacts with an employer during the career portion of the 8th Annual Opportunities in Agriculture held last November. The 9th Annual Opportunities in Agriculture is scheduled for Nov. 18, in Dickinson. As a way to connect with future employers, the event informs students of graduate school and provides senior agriculture students a public platform to present their capstone projects. (Photo courtesy of Dickinson State University's Department of Agriculture and Technical Studies)
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9th Annual Opportunities in Agriculture set for November

Joana Friesz of Friesz Family Farm displays her wool goods at the Pride of Dakota Harvest Showcase in Jamestown, N.D., on Oct. 9, 2020. (Jenny Schlecht / Agweek)
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Small, rural businesses adjust, overcome during pandemic

Randy Lemm, Mike Beltz and Jared Hagert actively farm in eastern North Dakota and are running on the same legislative ticket in District 20. They spoke with Agweek publisher Katie Pinke, left, at the Lemm farm and ranch, near Hillsboro, N.D. on October 12, 2020. (Trevor Peterson / AgweekTV)
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Looking for farmer names on the ballot

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Rural businesses fight to stay afloat in pandemic

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will partner with Great Plains Food Bank to host "Dickinson Farmers to Families Distribution" from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, at the Henry Biesiot Activities Center in the form of a drive-thru distribution. (File photo/The Dickinson Press)
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USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program comes to Dickinson

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4-H carries on through pandemic

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International exchange program in limbo due to COVID

Well driller Bruce Pulkrabek, engineer Mike Plante and farm developer Paul FitzSimmons stand near a well being tested on Sept. 17 near Lockhart, Minn. FitzSimmons is developing a large proposed hog farm for the region. The project is raising concern about potential impact on a rare wetland, and the environmental review process in Minnesota. Dan Gunderson | MPR News
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In western Minnesota water dispute, it's elite hogs vs. rare fen

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Going natural with regenerative poultry production

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Ag labor in crisis as pandemic worsens already tight market

Riders maneuver the buffalo into the corrals for their vaccinations during the 51st Annual Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup in 2016 in Custer State Park. Matt Gade / Republic
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WATCH: Annual buffalo roundup in Custer State Park

Thousands of people watch from the south viewpoint as riders maneuver the buffalo into the corrals for their vaccinations during the 51st Annual Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup in 2016. Matt Gade / Republic
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Custer State Park to host annual buffalo roundup Sept. 25

A truck sprays BioBlend Epic DS, a soy-based dust control product made by North Dakota State University and BioBlend Renewable Resources, on a county road in North Dakota as part of a test to see how well it works. Photo from NDSU / Special to The Forum
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Soybean oil could be the surprising answer to dusty gravel roads

Cole Sonne, who farms with his family near Mount Vernon, has amassed a large YouTube following from his videos of life and work on a South Dakota farm. Sonne and his channel were chosen to take part in the United States of YouTube campaign, which highlights people from all 50 states making an impact in their communities. (Submitted Photo)
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South Dakotan brings farm life to his thousands of YouTube viewers