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Hay bales to be removed by Nov. 1

All hay bales on North Dakota highway rights of way, must be removed by Nov. 1, according to the North Dakota Department of Transportation. Hay bales remaining on rights of way after Nov. 1 will be removed as directed by the district engineer. The bales need to be removed for snow management and safety reasons.

October 17, 2012

N.D. hay prices up, but still lowest in U.S.

DICKINSON (AP) — The Agriculture Department said hay prices are up in North Dakota, but the state has the lowest prices in the country.

By Associated Press , December 12, 2011

ND hay prices up, but still lowest in the country

The Agriculture Department says hay prices are up in North Dakota, but the state has the lowest prices in the country.

December 11, 2011

Hay bales need to be removed from ND ditches

Time is running out for North Dakota farmers and ranchers to remove hay bales from roadside ditches.

October 24, 2011

ND ranchers selling hay to drought-stricken states

Farmers and ranchers in the Dakotas and other northern states are making hay in more ways than one. Northern producers enjoying a good hay crop have been selling to their counterparts in southern states hit by drought.

September 19, 2011

N.D. farmers cash in on southern hay shortage

Oil isn’t the only booming business in North Dakota local farmers are selling their extra hay to farmers in southern states, Dave Schmidt, Belfield, said, and they can’t make enough of it.

By By April Baumgarten, Forum Communications Co. , September 19, 2011

Drought and high demand make hay hard to find

A scorching drought in the southern Plains has caused hay prices to soar, benefiting farmers to the north but forcing many ranchers to make a difficult choice between paying high prices or selling their cattle.

By By Josh Funk, The Associated Press , August 30, 2011

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Drought, high demand makes hay hard to find

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A scorching drought in the southern Plains has caused hay prices to soar, benefiting farmers to the north but forcing many ranchers to make a difficult choice between paying high prices or selling their cattle.

By Josh Funk, Associated Press , August 29, 2011

Hay bale removal extended in areas

Farmers and ranchers in some parts of North Dakota are getting a little more time to remove hay bales from roadside ditches, because of wet weather.

November 06, 2009

Hay bale removal extended in some N.D. areas

Farmers and ranchers in some parts of North Dakota are getting a little more time to remove hay bales from roadside ditches, because of wet weather.

November 05, 2009

NDDOT delays hay removal

North Dakota Department of Transportation will not begin the removal of hay stored past the Nov. 1 deadline until Nov. 15 in four district areas due to wet conditions. The four districts are the Minot, Valley City, Devils Lake and Fargo districts.

November 03, 2009

Hay bales need to be removed soon

All hay bales on North Dakota rights-of-way must be removed by Nov. 1, according to a news release from the North Dakota Department of Transportation. Hay bales remaining on rights-of-way after Nov. 1 will be removed as directed by the district engineer. The bales need to be removed for snow management and safety reasons, the release said.

October 12, 2009

Fire damages hay, trailer near Devils Lake

Investigators are trying to figure out how a load of 18 large hay bales being hauled on a trailer caught fire near Devils Lake.

September 24, 2009

Hay fire causes $1,200 damage

A rural fire by Sydney, N.D., Tuesday afternoon caused no injuries but burned nearly 40 acres of land and 60 hay bales, said Rick Woehl, Jamestown Rural Fire Department assistant chief.

August 26, 2009

Gravel removed from weed-free bill

A proposed statewide system to certify hay and gravel as being free of weeds no longer includes rock products. Lawmakers stripped the gravel pit provision from the bill after construction industry officials questioned whether it was necessary and was a step toward stricter requirements.

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

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