News

Agricultural professionals may feel too occupied with other responsibilities to handle personal or family needs. (Pixabay photo)

Agricultural professionals may feel too occupied with other responsibilities to handle personal or family needs. (Pixabay photo)

NDSU Extension provides tips and resources to reduce stress during harvest season

Body As harvest season hits the region and families seek to manage their farming efforts in the coming days and weeks, many farmers, farm laborers, agricultural professionals and family members are facing increased stresses linked with uncertain markets and prices, input costs and...
Grain placed in piles needs to stay dry and cool. (Flickr photo by Brad Smith)

Grain placed in piles needs to stay dry and cool. (Flickr photo by Brad Smith)

Consider key factors when using alternative grain storage

Body There is a critical need for grain storage in North Dakota, as elevators are telling farmers they will not be able to accept soybeans due to lost storage space caused by summer storms.
A Saint’s Spotlight: A time of firsts

A Saint’s Spotlight: A time of firsts

A Saint’s Spotlight: A time of firsts

Body I’ve had the first day of school butterflies before, but never quite like this year. I wasn’t carrying a new backpack or scanning the lunchroom for friendly faces. I wasn’t preparing first day lesson plans.
The North Border Walhalla sixth graders making posters with PNC residents.

The North Border Walhalla sixth graders making posters with PNC residents.

Pembilier Nursing Center:

Body Hello all you beautiful people! Fall is in the air, which means school has started, and the days of not knowing how warm to dress are here. Fall sports are in full swing, which means busy schedules and late nights for many families.
From the Pastor’s Desk:

From the Pastor’s Desk:

From the Pastor’s Desk:

Body It’s not a question that I speak out loud or hear anyone else speak, but it is one I/we should ask regularly.
Hunters urged to review biosecurity practices during fall season

Hunters urged to review biosecurity practices during fall season

Hunters urged to review biosecurity practices during fall season

Body Many hunters are preparing for fall goose and duck season in North Dakota. As hunters prepare, they are encouraged to review biosecurity practices to protect domestic birds and livestock from highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
From (L-R) Mary Ellen Kirking, Linda Thorson, Senator John Hoeven, Karen Anderson, Sandy Sanford, and Jennifer Benson at the CWA summit.

From (L-R) Mary Ellen Kirking, Linda Thorson, Senator John Hoeven, Karen Anderson, Sandy Sanford, and Jennifer Benson at the CWA summit.

Concerned Women for America of North Dakota attend national summit

Body By Linda Thorson, Edinburg, North Dakota State Director of Concerned Women for America Six members of Concerned Women for America of North Dakota put aside family and community responsibilities to attend the Gaining Ground CWA Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., last week.

Body discovered in Red River

Body Investigations are underway in Grand Forks after the discovery of a female body in the Red River. In a news release, the Grand Forks Police Department said officers were called to the scene Monday afternoon around 12:28 p.m.