Our minds and bodies are challenged when going into a bramble patch in quest of black raspberries. Those thimble-shaped aggregate fruit protec…
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- Sheri Poore
Put the bounty of summer to use in the kitchen with these recipes from our latest Fork on the Prairie Road column. Enjoy!
- Sue Roesler
For the last 250 years, agriculture has been on a fast track with technologies that improve weed control strategies in farming and ranching.
- Sue Roesler
Some 1,600 FFA students from 95 FFA chapters across North Dakota won awards in Career Development Event (CDE) contests, participated in the Ca…
Dr. Megan Igo (pictured here) estimates she preg-checks between 20,000 to 25,000 head of cattle every fall, highlighting a large animal vet sh…
- By MORGAN GARRISON
According to the USDA, 17 counties across Montana are considered “critically underserved” when it comes to veterinarian professionals. While t…
- By Tim Kenyon, Iowa Farmer Today
Josh Nelson views cover crops as another way to diversify, enhance and sustain good black soil for more production on his farm near Belmond, Iowa.
“October hogs took out June highs this morning but turned slightly lower at midsession.
“Continued weakness and three months of overhead consolidation may finally end the long cattle bull market,” The Hightower Report said.