NDSU-SDSU football game postponed due to COVID-19

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The Missouri Valley Football Conference announced on Tuesday that it has postponed the North Dakota State-South Dakota State football game scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Saturday at the Fargodome  due to positive COVID-19 test results and subsequent

Richland County declares fire emergency and burn ban

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Richland County Emergency Management director Brett Lambrecht issued a statement on Tuesday declaring a fire emergency and burn ban due to the extremely dry conditions and high winds. The burn ban includes garbage burning, campfires and burning

U.S. Dairy Making Inroads Back Into China After the Trade War

The U.S. Heartland China Association recently hosted a roundtable discussion on the trading relationship between the U.S. and China. Agriculture and trade officials from both countries talked about ways to go about improving the relationship between the

Fuel Prices Taper Off

(NAFB) – The national average price of gas and diesel fell for the second straight week, after a constant rise to start the year. GasBuddy reports the national average price of gasoline fell 2.7 cents to $2.84

Interior Joins Government-Wide Effort to Advance Offshore Wind

WASHINGTON, D.C. (NAFB) – The U.S. Interior Department is part of the Biden Administration’s effort to boost renewable energy, including offshore wind generation. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland joined leadership of Energy, Commerce and Transportation at a White

Fertilizer Prices Up Dramatically

(NAFB) – Fertilizer prices are up dramatically this spring, increasing input costs for growers. Data from the Department of Agriculture shows prices are up between 17 and 57 percent since the fall. David Widmar of Agricultural Economics

Tuesday, March 30th Weather

     HIGH WIND WARNING ALONG AND TO THE WEST OF HIGHWAY 281      WIND ADVISORY EAST OF THERE       RED FLAG WARNING FOR THE REGION TODAY   TODAY:  MOSTLY CLOUDY TO PARTLY SUNNY

Vilsack: Mexico’s GMO Corn Ban Doesn’t Include Animal Feed

(NAFB) – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack last week stated Mexico’s ban on imported genetically modified corn would apply to human food products, not livestock feed. That understanding was revealed following recent talks between Vilsack and his Mexican