Vilsack: China Living Up to Trade Deal

WASHINGTON, D.C. (NAFB) – Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says China is making good on its promises in the phase one trade deal it signed with the U.S. last year. CNBC says Vilsack points out the agreement

Wildcat basketball teams swept in Miles City

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One night after splitting their games with Miles Community College, the North Dakota State College of Science basketball teams were swept by the Pioneers. Miles bested the NDSCS women for the second night in a row by

Ohm lights up DGF in Breckenridge home win

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For the second time this season, Adam Ohm caught fire and hit from 3-point land on seven different occasions in an 84-65 Breckenridge win over Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton. Cooper Yaggie also hit the 20s with a 20-point showing. Anthony

Central Cass headed back to state tournament

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Overtime was needed to decide who was going to be crowned champions of Region 1 and move on to the state tournament. With the score tied at 45, Central Cass sank 11 free throws in OT to

Western U.S. Stress by Drought

(NAFB) – The Western half of the United States is reported in various stages of drought in the latest U.S. Drought Monitor, released Thursday. Much of the Southwestern U.S. is in a classified extreme or exceptional drought,

Coalition Urges Lawmakers to Protect Crop Insurance

(NAFB) – The Crop Insurance Coalition urges lawmakers to protect crop insurance from budget cuts in the upcoming fiscal year 2022 budget process. The coalition of 58 partners recently sent a letter to key lawmakers detailing the

CoBank: Weak Dollar Benefits Commodities

(NAFB) – The value of the U.S. dollar weakened substantially since March 2020 and is expected to experience modest deflation in 2021, making U.S. ag products more competitive globally. However, CoBank reports not all commodities are affected

USDA Extends CFAP Application Deadline

WASHINGTON, D.C. (NAFB) – The Department of Agriculture Thursday extended the deadline to apply for the latest round of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told reporters the sign-up period will be extended, allowing