Mobile Food Pantry to visit Langdon May 7 The Mobile Food Pantry will be in Langdon on Thursday, May 7, from 2 to 2:45 p.m. in the parking lot of United Lutheran Church.

Operators are trying to boost production from existing wells, but no surge in new drilling is expected North Dakota oil shipped on the Dakota Access Pipeline is fetching nearly $7 more per barrel than a U.S. benchmark price amid volatility caused by the Iran war.

Payments come from ag disaster assistance funding secured in December 2024 WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen.

NDSU Agriculture Communication Fencing is a critical tool for enhancing grazing management through managing livestock access and distribution. However, constructing physical fences, both permanent and temporary, can be labor-intensive and costly. Over the past year, several ranchers in the region have implemented this technology, and many are wondering how it works and whether it fits their operations.

North Dakota is set to expand its role in federal agricultural research under a new USDA reorganization plan. Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee chairman John Hoeven said the move will bring 45 additional Agricultural Research Service employees and 10 new research projects worth about $28.5 million annually to the state. Hoeven said the shift reflects ongoing efforts to position research closer to farmers and ranchers. “We’ve been working to ensure USDA recognizes North Dakota’s leadership in ag research and puts these resources where they can best support producers.” Under the plan, Fargo will gain two research projects and 17 employees, while Grand Forks will receive eight projects and 28 employees. Hoeven said the investment strengthens the region’s role in advancing crop and production research. “This is about building on our strengths and making sure producers benefit directly from cutting-edge research happening right here in North Dakota.”

Provided by Cavalier County Health District May 1: Warmer days are here—don’t forget to protect your family from ticks, Lyme disease, and mosquitoes. Use repellent, check for ticks after time outdoors, and eliminate standing water around your home.

North Dakota schools, local governments and organizations can apply for a combined $3.6 million in grant money now available through the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. The money, meant to help rural and tribal communities, will go toward three different grants: $2.6 million for walking programs, $700,000 for before-school physical education classes and $300,000 for community gardens.

results determined as a result of the general election on Tuesday, November 3. Two candidates filed paperwork to appear on the ballot, and both submitted responses to a questionnaire distributed by “The Borderland Press.” Shawn Brien joined the Cavalier County Sheriff’s office as a deputy in 2023.