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Co-op says it's because of increased demand for bison meat.
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This is audio of that section of his remarks.
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North Dakota's law restricts corporations and limited liability companies from owning and operating farms and ranches.
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NDSU did a study, showing $16 billion in crop production, as well as $8 billion in commodity processing
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Those affected are "Whole Farm Resource Protection" and "Micro Farm."
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The North Dakota Grape and Wine Advisory Committee is looking for proposals for industry research and promotion of the grape, fruit, and wine industry in North Dakota.
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Dept. of Commerce says it weaves energy and agriculture.
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Covid-19, other supply chain issues leading to higher input costs.
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Friday, August 13, 2021 - North Dakota’s strong tradition of home gardeners and farmers’ markets has helped drive a growing interest in soil health. And Derek Lowstuter of Folly Hill Farms in Menoken had soil health in mind when he developed a new fertilizer. With a background in natural resource management and horticulture, he's traveled the globe getting hands-on experience with small-scale, sustainable growing techniques. He calls himself a soil alchemist. Ashley Thornberg stopped by for a visit. ~~~ News director Dave Thompson is here for our weekly news chat. ~~~ Matt Olien reviews “Stillwater,” the new Matt Damon film about a young American woman imprisoned in France for a murder she didn’t commit. ~~~ Chuck Lura is here with a Natural North Dakota essay on poison ivy.