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Prevent Hardware Disease in Cattle
Inverted tires can make great containers to hold cattle feed and water, but tires also can pose health risks for the animals if the tires arent maintained regularly. If the tires you are using on y...
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Joe Varner : Cattle Thief ?
Joe Varner age 52 of Pierz, Minn was arrested for theft of 188 head of cattle. He owns 15 livestock auction barns in Minn, So Dak, and No Dak. Joel Heitcamp of KFGO hit this story hard on Friday. Farm...
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N.D. to revisit cattle imports

North Dakota is revisiting restrictions it placed on cattle imports from Minnesota nearly two years ago after bovine tuberculosis was detected in deer and cattle herds there, a state official said.

By By Blake Nicholson, The Associated Press , December 16, 2009

N.D. to revist restrictions on Minn. cattle imports

North Dakota is revisiting restrictions it placed on cattle imports from Minnesota nearly two years ago after bovine tuberculosis was detected in deer and cattle herds there, a state official said.

December 15, 2009

Brucellosis order lifted for Montana

A North Dakota order imposed more than a year ago that required Montana cattle imports to test negative for brucellosis has been lifted in all but seven counties near Yellowstone National Park. Federal officials lifted export restrictions on Montana’s cattle industry in July after they declared the state free of the livestock disease.

September 11, 2009

N.D. brucellosis order lifted for most of Montana

A North Dakota order imposed more than a year ago that required Montana cattle imports to test negative for brucellosis has been lifted in all but seven counties near Yellowstone National Park.

September 10, 2009

Guilty plea to be made in cattle case

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A New Salem man says he will plead guilty to selling 15 cattle that were pledged to the federal government.

August 03, 2009

Cattle theft suspect pleads not guilty

A Minnesota man accused of stealing cattle from a Watertown auction barn in March has pleaded not guilty and is to go on trial Sept. 17.

July 31, 2009

Floods kill 80,000 head of cattle in N.D.

A headline to a story on page B8 of Tuesday’s Sun listed the wrong amount of cattle North Dakota ranchers have lost to flooding this spring. Farmers are estimated to have lost 80,000 head of cattle.

May 13, 2009

Ticks, other factors tied to cattle deaths

Ticks, severe weather and other factors appear to have contributed to the deaths of cattle, horses and deer in an isolated area of southwestern South Dakota, acting State Veterinarian Dustin Oedekoven said Thursday.

By By Chet Brokaw, The Associated Press , April 17, 2009

Mont. man found guilty of stealing cattle

A rare case of cattle rustling ended in the conviction of a Wolf Point man on eight counts of felony theft, one for each neighboring rancher whose cattle he stole. Richard D. Holen was convicted of stealing 39 head of cattle. The conviction last week in Roosevelt County District Court came after a three-day trial. Holen is in custody awaiting sentencing.

April 15, 2009

Midwest farmers fear repeat of ’97 year

Spring floods are receding for now, but farmers and ranchers in North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota are worried that they’re on track for a repeat of the dismal year of 1997. That was the year spring blizzards and record flooding devastated cattle herds, threw crop plans into turmoil and helped send farm income plummeting 85 percent.

By By Blake Nicholson, The Associated Press , April 07, 2009

Rancher carries 32 calves from flooded barn

In his golden years, Chad Skretteberg plans to tell his grandchildren about the night he carried 32 heavy calves on his shoulders, one by one, through ice-cold, waist-high floodwaters to safety. It’s a tale that amazes even him.

By By Blake Nicholson, The Associated Press , April 04, 2009

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Man accused of neglecting cattle

A man is facing charges in Mercer County after authorities seized more than 120 cattle.

March 14, 2009

More than 100 cattle seized

Authorities say more than 100 cattle have been seized in two counties after they were found lacking enough food and water. Dunn County Sheriff Larry Boepple said a total of 127 animals belonging to a Halliday-area man were seized in Dunn and Mercer counties.

February 27, 2009

Wildlife officials monitor tests

If tests find bovine tuberculosis in a southwestern North Dakota beef cattle herd, wildlife in the area will be destroyed in what one state official calls a “very expensive, very complex and a very ugly business.”

By By Blake Nicholson, The Associated Press , January 13, 2009

Rancher joins feed supplement suit

A Burleigh County rancher is joining a lawsuit that accuses a Colorado feed company of selling and mixing a feed supplement that poisoned cattle.

January 09, 2009

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