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NORTHLAND OUTDOORS 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...
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SD PUC gets OK to use sunflower company's bond 
A judge has given South Dakota regulators approval to use a $100,000 bond posted by a sunflower seed company that owes farmers in the Dakotas about $4 million.
May 02, 2012
USDA says North Dakota crops continue to progress
The plantings of North Dakota’s barley, durum, spring wheat and oats crops continued to progress well ahead of last year’s pace.
May 01, 2012
Crops appear OK after freeze
Crops in northeastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota don’t appear significantly damaged by a hard freeze early Thursday, officials said.
“I think we dodged a bullet,” said Mike Rudebusch, station manager for the Cenex Harvest States grain elevator in Roseau, Minn.
By By Jonathan Knutson , Forum Communications Co. , April 27, 2012
Spring planting ahead of average pace
Spring planting in North Dakota remains well ahead of the average pace after another week of mild weather.
April 11, 2012
N.D. sees earliest starting date for field work on record
Farm field work began in earnest Monday in Grand Forks County as soils were dry, especially in sandier ground west and north of Larimore, N.D., said Terry Yahna, manager of the CHS Ag Services fertilizer plant in Larimore.
By By Stephen J. Lee , Forum Communications Co. , April 10, 2012
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Expected corn boost may cause seed shortage
Agriculture officials say an expected boom in corn plantings this spring could cause a shortage of corn seed.
April 09, 2012
Dakotas remain top states in honey production
Much of the nation's honey continues to be produced in the Dakotas.
April 06, 2012
ND farmers getting big jump on spring field work
North Dakota farmers are looking to get an historic jump on their spring field work.
April 03, 2012
Acres of most crops expected to rebound
Acres of most crops are expected to rebound this year in North Dakota in the absence of spring flooding.
March 31, 2012
Report: Corn, soybeans make big gains in 2012
Look for more corn, soybeans and almost every other crop in the fields this year.
Statistics released by the National Agriculture Statistics Service Friday indicate North Dakota farmers anticipate planting record crops of corn and soybeans along with increased acres of all other crops except spring wheat.
“Spring wheat is down 150,000 acres from last year,” said Darin Jantzi, director of the North Dakota field office of NASS. “But a lot of crops are up compared to last year because there were so many acres lost to prevented planting last year.”
By Keith Norman , March 31, 2012
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Time to plant? Farmers weigh options in unseasonably warm spring
For the second straight year, dates associated with crop insurance coverage are on farmers’ minds.
The difference is a year ago farmers were rushing to get crops in the ground before the final planting deadline. This year farmers are waiting until the early planting dates have passed.
By Keith Norman , March 30, 2012
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