No Change in House/Senate Ag Leadership

(NAFB.com) – Leadership of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees will likely be the same in the next Congress. Who controls the majority in the House, along with the Senate, will have a significant say in the

USDA Releases November WASDE

(NAFB.com) – USDA released the November World Agriculture Supply and Demand report Wednesday. This month’s 2022/23 U.S. corn outlook is for higher production, larger feed and residual use, and greater ending stocks. Corn production is forecast at

MCAC Announces All Conference Team, NDSCS leads Pack

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Today, the Minnesota College Athletic Conference announced their All Conference teams. The 9-1 Wildcats had 15 players named including five players named to the first team. First team selections included Graedyn Buell (So. QB), Dylan Jergenson (So.

SWAP SHOP WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9

STUDIO NUMBER 642-8488 SHOW STARTS EVERYDAY AT 10:40 Email studio@KBMWNews.com WE START OFF WITH OUR DAKOTA VETERINARY HOSPITAL PET PATROL OUR PET CARE TIP THIS WEEK: Anti Freeze: In preparing for the winter months ahead, anti-freeze can be deadly

Wahpeton Drug’s gift section to close on Saturday

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Wahpeton Drug’s gift section will be closing for good this Saturday afternoon at 1:00pm. Wahpeton Drug owner Laurie Straus talked with Bill Dablow on the KBMW Morning Show on Wednesday about the closing and the sale that

Thanksgiving massages available at OSPTI

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Why not give yourself or someone you love the gift of a holiday massage this Thanksgiving. OSPTI has a special on Thanksgiving massages going on now. Listen to the KBMW podcast below.

The return of Mylo Hatzenbueler

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Everyone’s favorite Rock and Roll Farm Boy returns to the Hankinson Community Center this Saturday for a Dinner and Comedy Show. KBMW Morning Show Host Bill Dablow caught up with Mylo on Wednesday morning to talk about

Limiting Antibiotics for Cows May Create a New Dairy Market

(NDAgConnection.com) – Consumers would be willing to buy milk from cows only treated with antibiotics when medically necessary — as long as the price isn’t much higher than conventional milk, according to researchers at the Cornell University