Mark your calendars for Saturday and Sunday, June 25 – 26 and plan on coming up to the North Dakota Junior Beef Expo (NDJBE) in Williston, ND. This fun filled multi-breed field day event is […]

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) will be beefing up its reward fund by an additional $1,000, thanks to the generous donation of an anonymous North Dakota cattle producer this week. NDSA Brand Board Chairman […]

The Midwest Dairy Association North Dakota Division is seeking candidates to participate in this year’s North Dakota Dairy Princess contest on June 22 and 23, 2011, in Bismarck.  The coronation will take place during the […]

Farm Service Agency has extended the deadline to file a 2011 prevented planting claim in North Dakota to July 15.  The extension coincides with FSA’s final crop reporting deadline. Continued wet conditions throughout North Dakota […]

Governor Jack Dalrymple today again urged the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to abandon its proposal to charge North Dakota’s water users for access to Lake Sakakawea. Dalrymple reiterated his opposition to the Corps’ water […]

Governor Jack Dalrymple on Friday requested a federal disaster declaration to help counties in northwestern North Dakota recover from a severe spring blizzard that caused widespread power outages and major damage to the region’s electrical […]

Governor Dennis Daugaard announced on Friday that 28 South Dakota counties will get federal financial assistance to help recover from widespread spring flooding. The assistance is made available through a Presidential Disaster Declaration signed Friday, […]

Governor Jack Dalrymple on Wednesday said the state is on schedule to begin construction of a second water outlet at Devils Lake. The State Water Commission is working with engineering firms to finalize the design […]

Gov. Dennis Daugaard has signed an Executive Order that allows overwidth fertilizer-application vehicles to move on state highways in South Dakota during nighttime hours. Applying fertilizer to crops has been delayed by unseasonably wet weather […]

United States Winter wheat production is forecast at 1.42 billion bushels, down 4 percent from 2010. Expected area for harvest as grain or seed totals 32.0 million acres, up 1 percent from last year. Based […]