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Former Cavalier Water Board secretary submits not guilty pleas

Nick Vorlage
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Body Kensi Ann Breyer, 36, the former secretary for the Cavalier County Water Resource Board, has waived her preliminary hearing rights and submitted not guilty pleas to the charges laid before her. Breyer’s hearing was originally scheduled for last Wednesday.

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Cavalier County K-9 assists in arrests

Nick Vorlage
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Body Law enforcement in Cavalier County have arrested two people on drug and theft charges. Investigations began on Sept. 2 when two vehicles and a mower were reported to have been stolen from a residence on Ninth Avenue in Langdon.
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Thursday, September 11, 2025
Body From The Borderland News Center Preliminary hearing held for Edinburg man A preliminary hearing was held Monday morning in Northeast District Court for David Rodger Lindell, 66, of Edinburg.

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N.D. Supreme Court hears case against Fordville man

Nick Vorlage
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Body Last Friday afternoon, the North Dakota Supreme Court was scheduled to hear oral arguments in regards to a recent court decision which could impact the case against Travis Dean Bell, 44, of Fordville.
NDSU researchers have been testing virtual fence technology to optimize grazing management and achieve conservation goals. (NDSU photo)

NDSU researchers have been testing virtual fence technology to optimize grazing management and achieve conservation goals. (NDSU photo)

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NDSU sets virtual fence field day for Oct. 7

News Staff
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Body Virtual fence is an emerging technology available to ranchers to manage grazing livestock.
For late-season grazing, annual forage mixtures should include a cereal or grass that is high in fiber and brassicas, which will maintain high forage quality even after a killing frost.

For late-season grazing, annual forage mixtures should include a cereal or grass that is high in fiber and brassicas, which will maintain high forage quality even after a killing frost.

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Extending the grazing season provides numerous benefits

Ndsu Extension
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Body As the weather cools down, N.D. ranchers have several options to consider for extending their grazing season, according to North Dakota State University Extension specialists.

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RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

News Staff
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Body As farmers prepare to harvest what may be a record-large soybean crop, their largest export customer has yet to make a buy. Without a deal with China, N.D. farmers may not get a bid for their soybeans.
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