agriculture

Co-op says it's because of increased demand for bison meat.

This is audio of that section of his remarks.

North Dakota's law restricts corporations and limited liability companies from owning and operating farms and ranches.

NDSU did a study, showing $16 billion in crop production, as well as $8 billion in commodity processing

Those affected are "Whole Farm Resource Protection" and "Micro Farm."

Bankers met in Bismarck this week.

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.

Dept. of Commerce says it weaves energy and agriculture.

Covid-19, other supply chain issues leading to higher input costs.

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.