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Ed Acheson and Michèle DeVoe stand in front of the Bread Pan with their cycling gear. PHOTO BY NICK VORLAGE

Ed Acheson and Michèle DeVoe stand in front of the Bread Pan with their cycling gear. PHOTO BY NICK VORLAGE

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A 14,000 mile bike ride

Nick Vorlage
Thursday, July 18, 2024
When they retire, many people might want to travel the world, but not many decide to bike 14,000 miles and cover the perimeter of the lower 48 United States within the span of a year. That is precisely what a pair of cyclists from Cincinnati, Ohio, are doing.
This calf exhibits a high panting score and foaming of the mouth caused by heat stress. (NDSU PHOTO) cont’d, on page A5

This calf exhibits a high panting score and foaming of the mouth caused by heat stress. (NDSU PHOTO) cont’d, on page A5

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Protect ruminant livestock from heat stress

Ndsu Extension
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Proactive management of livestock prior to and during heat events is critical in protecting livestock from heat stress.
If moisture content is not down to the proper level prior to baling, heat damage can occur. (NDSU PHOTO)

If moisture content is not down to the proper level prior to baling, heat damage can occur. (NDSU PHOTO)

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Properly curing hay is crucial for forage quality

Ndsu Extension
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Weather conditions across the Dakotas have created challenges for haymaking. Properly curing hay to the correct moisture level for baling is crucial to maintaining forage quality.
Red River Farm Network

Red River Farm Network

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Red River Farm Network

News Staff
Thursday, July 18, 2024
The House Agriculture Committee gathered to review the Environmental Protection Agency’s regulatory impact on American agriculture, but the hearing began with criticism from Ranking Member David Scott.
The old jail display at Dresden Museum, an example of which many “piggers” may have escaped.

The old jail display at Dresden Museum, an example of which many “piggers” may have escaped.

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HERITAGE & HAPPENINGS - The ‘Little Pig That Could’ – A tale of persistence and controversy

Kari Phillips
Thursday, July 18, 2024
When I left you last week, I was talking about the “blind pigs’’ that infested Cavalier County during the prohibition era. What a wild and crazy time in our county’s history!! Public opinion about the banning of alcohol was deeply divided.

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Maple Manor News

News Staff
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Besides all the crazy rain we’ve had in June, we finally got a chance to get out in the garden and plant some vegetables with our residents, which they absolutely enjoy doing! It brings back good memories for them.
Walhalla Public Library News

Walhalla Public Library News

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Walhalla Public Library News

Tammy Olson, Director
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Well, summer has finally arrived!!! We had 36 patrons come through the doors the last two weeks. We are planning some children’s programs in the weeks to come, so keep your eyes open for the dates. We hope to give them something to do since we have no pool.
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