Yaggie receives preferred walk-on offer from NDSU

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Breckenridge three-sport standout Cooper Yaggie announced on his Twitter page Monday that he has a received a preferred walk-on offer from North Dakota State for football. Yaggie will enter his fourth season as a starting quarterback for

Lady Huskies place 5th at Fargo Shanley Invitational

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Madison Bohn placed in the top 10 and the Wahpeton girls golf team had a fifth-place finish Monday at the Fargo Shanley Don Johnson Invitational at the Fargo Country Club. Wahpeton shot 381 as a team. Fargo

MSHSL votes to return football, volleyball to the fall

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The Minnesota State High School League on Monday approved to return high school football and volleyball to their fall sports season at a special meeting of the Board of Directors. The football season will begin with a

USDA Announced Second Round of CFAP Details

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  Chad Smith, NAFB News Service   President Trump and Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue announced an additional $14 billion in aid for agricultural producers who continue to face market disruption and costs associated with COVID-19. The producer

Farmers Union breaks ground on new camp facility

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  North Dakota Farmers Union   (JAMESTOWN, N.D.) – N­orth Dakota Farmers Union (NDFU) broke ground today on a new youth camp facility that will be built on 19 acres of land at the Jamestown Reservoir.  

EPA Finalizes Interim Rules on Atrazine Use by Farmers

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  Chad Smith, NAFB News Service   Atrazine is a widely used herbicide that farmers can apply before and after planting to control broadleaf and grassy weeds. It’s used primarily on corn, sorghum, and sugarcane, and to

MDA Grants Available for Crop Research

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  Minnesota Department of Agriculture   The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is now accepting grant applications for applied crop research that improves agricultural product quality, quantity, or value in Minnesota. The MDA anticipates awarding up to

Negative Reaction to Trump’s Refinery Bailout Plan

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  Chad Smith, NAFB News Service   Lawmakers from both sides of the political fence spoke out against the idea of using USDA funds to bail out refiners that are denied exemptions from the nation’s biofuel blending