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Slime, Blood, Fur, Feathers
My alarm woke me up earlier than I was used to, but on this day I needed to wake up with the fishes to check out the local fish market. Live eels, snakes, frogs, fowl, and much more, the wet market--a...
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BeefTalk: Is source and age verification worth the effort?
By Kris Ringwall, Beef Specialist NDSU Extension Service A common marketing claim is the source and age verification of calves. As producers gather cattle to go to market, they have the option to pro...
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Goehring appoints feed specialist
From a news release: Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has appointed David Phillips as a feed specialist in the North Dakota Department of Agriculture. A South Dakota native and graduate of the...
Posted on 9/7/10 at 2:11 PM
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Principals of 'cowboy ethics' now law in Wyoming
On Wednesday, Governor Dave Freudenthal signed legislation officially adopting "cowboy ethics" as the Wyoming state code. Among the tenets of the code are living courageously, taking pride i...
Posted on 3/5/10 at 2:49 AM
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Rewards grow in North Dakota cattle killing cases

Reward money has been increased for information that solves two year-old cases of cattle killings in North Dakota.

May 16, 2013

Owner fined after dogs kill university’s sheep

Doug Petersen of Fargo pleaded guilty Wednesday in Fargo Municipal Court to two counts of having dogs at large. Two huskies belonging to Petersen and his wife, Crystal, got away from the Petersen home Tuesday morning and attacked a flock of sheep inside a North Dakota State University research barn.

May 09, 2013

N.D. orders more Idaho cattle testing

North Dakota is requiring brucellosis testing for cattle and bison brought into the state from Idaho, to help keep North Dakota’s livestock industry free of the disease.

April 03, 2013

Investigation of cattle deaths: Autopsies on three of the animals show death from starvation

Prosecutors are considering criminal charges against the owner of 100 cattle found dead last week in McIntosh County, at least some of which starved to death.

By By Emily Welker, Forum News Service , March 20, 2013

N.D. sheep industry sees record lows

North Dakota’s sheep and lamb industry continues to see record-low numbers.

February 08, 2013

ND sheep industry continues to see record lows

North Dakota's sheep and lamb industry continues to see record-low numbers.

February 07, 2013

Ranchers, businessman settle wayward bison lawsuit

Three Dakotas ranchers and a Florida millionaire businessman have settled a lawsuit over damage allegedly caused by wayward bison, attorneys said.

December 13, 2012

Concerns of oil and cattle need closer attention

Reports coming out of North Dakota’s Oil Patch suggest livestock are dying because of oil development. We say “suggest” because at this point, good science has not been brought to bear on the alleged problem.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead , December 12, 2012

Beef plant accused of violations

City officials in Aberdeen have notified a long-delayed beef processing plant that is trying to get up to speed that it is violating its wastewater permit.

December 08, 2012

Kazakh cowboys tour ND, get cattle-tending tips

Fifteen cattlemen from Kazakhstan have taken ranching tips back to their country after spending time with some veteran North Dakota cowboys.

December 04, 2012

Semitrailer crash in N.D. kills 21 steers

Twenty-one steers were killed when a semitrailer bound from Canada to South Dakota crashed during a freezing rain storm in North Dakota.

November 13, 2012

Hearing set on proposed changes

— North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has scheduled a public hearing on proposed rule changes for dairy inspections, meat and poultry inspections and anhydrous ammonia programs.

November 08, 2012

North Dakota cattle holding up well in Kazakhstan

Transplanted North Dakota cattle are thriving in Kazakhstan’s cold climate, but many of the former Soviet republic’s cowboys are still greenhorns, so it has hired Great Plains ranch hands to help out and is sending some of its own to the U.S. for training, a state trade official said.

By By James Macpherson, Associated Press , October 31, 2012

North Dakota cattle taking hold in Kazakhstan

Transplanted North Dakota cattle are thriving in Kazakhstan's cold climate, but many of the former Soviet republic's cowboys are still greenhorns, so it has hired Great Plains ranch hands to help out and is sending some of its own to the U.S. for training, a state trade official said.

October 30, 2012

Anthrax confirmed in North Dakota beef cow

North Dakota's state veterinarian is cautioning ranchers to make sure their livestock is vaccinated against anthrax.

October 02, 2012

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