JAMESTOWN, N.D. – With fertilizer often in short supply and prices fluctuating widely from year to year, North Dakota farmers are well aware of the state’s need for a fertilizer plant.
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Rep. Mike Brandenburg, of Edgeley, N.D., and his family need to do split-applications of nitrogen because the suppliers ran out of fertilizer at planting.
Marcus Brandenburg side-dresses nitrogen on the family farm’s corn near Edgeley, N.D.
Rep. Mike Brandenburg, of Edgeley, N.D., and his family need to do split-applications of nitrogen because the suppliers ran out of fertilizer at planting.
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