Nagel leads Wahpeton tracksters with three state-qualifying marks
The Wahpeton Huskies opened the outdoor track and field season at the Spartan Classic with a strong showing despite cool conditions. The Lady Huskies placed second out of 10 teams, highlighted by multiple state qualifiers and personal
Storm hangs tough against heralded Hawley squad
The Breckenridge-Wahpeton Storm softball team put up a fight Tuesday against reigning state runner-up Hawley, falling 3-2 in the opener and 7-3 in the nightcap. Game one came down to the wire. Adi Dodge delivered a two-run
Cowboys put up crooked number in season opener
Breckenridge catcher Jaxson Riggs caught an Ashby runner stealing Monday. The senior also belted a triple on his way to three hits in the contest. The Breckenridge Cowboys opened the baseball season Monday with a 17-0 road
A Big Haul Tuesday for Wilkin Recycling!
Breanna Koval was very happy to report some great totals from yesterdays recycling day in Wilkin County!
Getting Ready for Getting Back Outside
When it comes to getting back to your spring and summer routines, the best advice is “easy does it!”
Grant Season at the Foundation
AS Scott Nicholson likes to say…”it’s grant time at The Foundation!”
Growing Push for a Hormuz Fertilizer Proposal
(NAFB.com) – The United Nations said Monday that a diplomatic push is growing for a U.N.-led proposal to ensure safe passage for fertilizer through the Strait of Hormuz. A source familiar with the discussions told Reuters that
USDA Wants Farmer Input on Collusion Probe
(NAFB.com) – The U.S. Justice Department is continuing to investigate the high costs for fertilizer, machinery, and other farm inputs. Bloomberg said that while it happens, the administration is looking for input from farmers. USDA Deputy Secretary
USDA Announces Investments in Specialty Crop Programs
(NAFB.com) – USDA announced a major increase in funding for specialty crop programs, with more than $275 million in grants available for fiscal year 2026. Ag Secretary Brooke L. Rollins, alongside Michigan Representative Tom Barrett, shared that
Farmers Survey Shows Most Can’t Afford Fertilizer
(NAFB.com) – An overwhelming majority of U.S. farmers say rising fertilizer costs are limiting their ability to operate this season. That’s according to a nationwide survey by the American Farm Bureau Federation. The survey found that 70