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This is the first time in 10 years that the conference has been held in Grand Forks
While potatoes are at center stage, cover crops, pollinator fields, tree plantings and sustainable efforts have been in the mix for decades at R.D. Offutt Farms near Park Rapids, Minnesota
The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality said a decision by early summer is likely. Public comment is open until April 27
U.S. prices will need to come down in order to compete for global customers — a blow to wheat farmers who’ve just come out of a challenging growing period

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Seven years into growing strawberries on their u-pick and pre-picked berry farm, the owners of Otter Berry Farm are now a vendor of bare root plants.
The O’Leary Ventures-run effort has doubled down on Grand Forks-based Thread and added two additional companies to its portfolio of investments.
Honey producers have a stable market to sell their honey thanks to the Sioux Honey cooperative.
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Part 1: How a secretive potato deal with Honduras shook North Dakota, sent two people to prison, forced the Honduran Army to collect a debt and made state leaders look like a "bunch of idiots."
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My Pueblito Market celebrates fourth anniversary with a cultural fest featuring Mexican-style wrestling and Latin cuisine.
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The event will feature 12 speakers from the region on May 16 at the Cavalier Cinema

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From 1932 until 1940, the milk wars stretched across the Great Plains and beyond, claiming lives and leaving a path of destruction as dairy workers and farmers struggled to survive.
Chris Nelson, a member of the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission, said he doesn’t expect solar power generation to become as widespread in the state as wind power has over the past decade.
In 2007, the U.S. saw 4.316 million births. But when the recession came the following year, fewer children were born. Eighteen years later, what will it mean for university enrollment?

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