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NDSU EXTENSION SERVICE
New Energy Economics: Impact of national election on renewable energy industry
by Cole Gustafson, Biofuels Economist, NDSU Extension Service The ethanol industry was quick to point out that several of the new Republicans elected to serve in Washington, D.C., hail from farm sta...
Posted on 11/9/10 at 10:29 AM

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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

Disappointing reports help push stock market down

NEW YORK — Disappointing reports about the U.S. economy helped push the stock market lower on Friday.

By Matthew Craft, Associated Press , June 15, 2013

Stocks moves sharply higher

NEW YORK — Good news about hiring and spending at retail businesses helped send the U.S. stock market sharply higher Thursday.

By Matthew Craft, Associated Press , June 14, 2013

Stocks slide on Wall Street

NEW YORK — The stock market ended lower Wednesday as traders looked ahead to a critical Federal Reserve meeting next week.

By Matthew Craft, Associated Press , June 13, 2013

Stocks end a choppy day with a loss

NEW YORK — Renewed concerns that central banks will ease off their support for the global economy hit the U.S. stock market Tuesday.

By Matthew Craft, Associated Press , June 12, 2013

S&P upgrades U.S. outlook

NEW YORK — The Standard & Poor’s ratings agency said Monday it’s getting more optimistic about the U.S. economy. But investors just yawned.

By Christina Rexrode, Associated Press , June 11, 2013

Separate fertilizer plant proposals have similarities

Two organizations are proposing to build nitrogen fertilizer plants in North Dakota.

By Jonathan Knutson, Forum News Service , June 11, 2013

New fertilizer plants could save N.D. farmers money

Area farmers could see substantial savings if two proposed North Dakota nitrogen fertilizer plants are built.

By Jonathan Knutson, Forum News Service , June 11, 2013

Goehring to be part of trade mission to Turkey

North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring will be part of a trade mission to Turkey next week.

June 05, 2013

Wet spring delays planting

This cool, muddy May has delayed planting and slowed crop growth in Minnesota and North Dakota, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports.

By By Helmut Schmidt, Forum News Service , June 05, 2013

N.D.’s $1.1 million bet on Alien Technology pending

FARGO — Four years after Alien Technology closed its Fargo plant, it remains unclear whether the $1.1 million bet state officials in North Dakota placed on the California-based maker of “smart tags” will ever pay off or even be paid back.

By Kyle Potter, Forum News Service , June 03, 2013

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USDA: Wheat prices down in N.D.

The U.S. Agriculture Department says preliminary spring wheat prices in North Dakota are down 17 cents from the previous month. The North Dakota office of the National Agriculture Statistics Service said the price in May was $7.65 a bushel. Durum wheat, at $7.90 a bushel, decreased 7 cents from April, and winter wheat, at $7.20 a bushel, decreased 16 cents over the month.

June 01, 2013

USDA: Wheat prices down in North Dakota

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — The U.S. Agriculture Department says preliminary spring wheat prices in North Dakota are down 17 cents from the previous month.

By Associated Press , June 01, 2013

Peterson: Next farm bill ‘not out of the woods yet’

The next five-year farm bill is progressing in the House, and representatives could vote on the legislation in the third week of June, Rep. Collin Peterson said Thursday.

By By Ryan Johnson, Forum News Service , May 31, 2013

Wet weather prevents planting for farmers

Wet weather across much of North Dakota prevented farmers and ranchers from planting last week.

May 29, 2013

Rains delay crop planting by North Dakota farmers

Constant rain over several days last week put North Dakota farmers even further behind schedule in planting crops.

May 27, 2013

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