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Dairy Trough turned Beverage Tub for a Country Wedding
On one of our junk adventures, I was compelled to purchase this twosideddairy trough: I wasn't sure if it was used to water cattle, or if it was used to handle the milk somehow...?? ~I am a...
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Today's Ask Your Government
Dear Teri, I have a question for your column: In visiting a local drugstore in Fargo recently, I saw signs saying they could not honor the sales price for milk posted in their corporation's national ...
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Barbarella Plus Music Plus Mustache Equals... Milk?
I've heard of some pretty strange marketing campaigns over the years: alternative reality games such as The Beast, which was meant to promote the movie A.I., Burger King's infamous square butts comme...
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Great Day To Go Biking
Just returned from biking 20 miles around GF on #2. Nice way to sun tan and get fresh air and exercise. Cars and trucks a little close at times. I pay taxes, so I can use the roads too. Stopped by for...
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Hearing set on ND ag dept proposed rule 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 07, 2012

Governor orders N.D. to get healthy

Governor orders N.D. to get healthy Gov. Jack Dalrymple ordered North Dakotans to get out and play 60 minutes a day “or else” during an event April 19 promoting student nutrition and activity.

By By Teri Finneman, Forum Communications Co. , May 01, 2012

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Holstein with mad cow disease was lame, lying down

FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — The California dairy cow found to have mad cow disease was very old for a milk producer and had been euthanized after it became lame and started lying down, federal officials revealed in their latest update on the discovery.

By Tracie Cone, Associated Press , April 28, 2012

Kemps buys Cass-Clay’s milk operation

Twin Cities-based Kemps LLC has purchased Fargo’s Cass-Clay milk processing operation from Associated Milk Producers Inc. Kemps and New Ulm-based AMPI announced the move Monday. Ownership officially changed hands at 12:01 a.m. today. Terms of the sale were not released.

By By J. Shane Mercer, Forum Communications Co. , March 13, 2012

No dairy

While many are dealing with too much water on the land, plans for a massive dairy farm near Edgeley, N.D., have been derailed because there isn’t enough water in the ground, according to Ralph Friebel, president of Frontier Dairy.

By Keith Norman , April 27, 2011

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Linton family wins dairy excellence award

BISMARCK – An Emmons County farm family has been recognized with the Commissioner’s Dairy Producers Award for Excellence.

November 18, 2010

Readers approve of plan to build big dairy

July 28, 2010

Construction of dairy near Edgeley waits on permits

A proposed 10,000-cow dairy farm near Edgeley, N.D., is still in the works, although the start of construction has been delayed until 2011 at the earliest, according to Ralph Friebel, president of Frontier Dairy. The operation may also come under a new zoning ordinance passed by Wano Township in May.

By Keith Norman , July 17, 2010

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Letter to the editor: Big dairy will make it easier for family dairies in N.D.

I write in response to Tracy Muske’s May 6 letter to the editor, “Low milk prices make it hard for family dairies to survive.” Low milk prices have made it very difficult for all dairy farms to survive. As a member of the board of directors of the North Dakota Dairy Coalition, I know firsthand that existing dairies have always been our top priority.

By Sarah Bedgar Wilson , May 12, 2010

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Letter to the editor: Low milk prices make it hard for family dairies to survive

On Tuesday and Wednesday of last week The Jamestown Sun printed articles dealing with the financial problems and the health and safety issues that are associated with the dairy industry.

By Tracy Muske , May 06, 2010

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Dairy operation to reopen

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Citizen’s Board today in St. Paul will hear the case to allow Excel Dairy, a rural Thief River Falls mega-dairy, to once again fill its barns and produce milk. The dairy has been closed and empty of cows since January 2009, when the state filed air quality regulation violations against the dairy and its parent company, the Dairy Dozen. Earlier this month, Excel filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but plans to re-open as soon as possible, said company owner/manager Rick Milner.

By By Kevin Bonham and Stephen J. Lee, Forum Communications Co. , April 28, 2010

N.D. dairy business gets milked dry

In the midst of what have been good years in agriculture generally this decade, the dairy business in North Dakota has nearly nose-dived. The number of dairy cows in the state is down 60 percent in the past 10 years alone, going from about 50,000 in 2000 to only 21,000 milking cows this month, falling 4,000 in just the past year, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report Friday. That’s a far cry from the 700,000 dairy cows found in the state in 1934, according to USDA statistics. And no doubt the fewest since the 19th century.

By By Stephen J. Lee, Forum Communications Co. , April 27, 2010

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Letter to the editor: N.D. Water Commission must look closely at dairy plans

I read the “Mega milk” article on the front page of The Jamestown Sun March 18, which was written by Keith Norman. Water is a precious and valuable resource. It is needed to sustain all life. For many residents who depend on wells in the rural areas and towns of North Dakota, it is an expensive task to obtain and maintain good-quality drinking water.

By Tracy Muske , March 25, 2010

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Massive dairy planned northeast of Edgeley

An $80 million dairy operation could start construction later this summer if permits from the state’s health department and water commission can be secured.

By Keith Norman , March 18, 2010

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Two-day dairy conference geared toward students

BROOKINGS, S.D. (AP) — Organizers of a two-day dairy industry conference that will be held in Brookings say they are expecting to draw 350 student participants.

February 25, 2010

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