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The US plans to open a fly factory in Texas as part of its fight against a flesh-eating parasite
Animals · Texas

The US plans to open a fly factory in Texas as part of its fight against a flesh-eating parasite

68% Center coverage: 86 sources
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Klobuchar on slain Minnesota Democratic lawmaker: ‘The most incredible person’
Amy Klobuchar · United States

Klobuchar on slain Minnesota Democratic lawmaker: ‘The most incredible person’

52% Left coverage: 52 sources
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) on Sunday remembered former Minnesota state Speaker Melissa Hortman (D) as “the most incredible person,” a day after Hortman and her husband, Mark, were fatally shot in what officials are calling a politically motivated shooting. See the Story
Things go right more often than it seems
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Things go right more often than it seems

91% Right coverage: 11 sources
We planted the garden a touch late, delayed by rain and abnormally cool weather in May, followed by about a week’s wait while we acquired a new tiller. I planted green beans and potatoes Memorial Day weekend, and I’ve been wandering over to look for signs of life ever since. Everything I planted earlier was in old lick tubs, and everything came up nicely — save for a spot where a cat may have played in the soil where I planted carrots. But the b…See the Story

An Iowa Pipeline Fight Shows What the People Can Do

75% Left coverage: 4 sources
Eminent domain is supposed to be reserved strictly for projects that are in the public good. The carbon capture and storage (CCS) pipeline being pursued by Summit Carbon Solutions in Iowa does not serve the public good.Agriculture · North DakotaSee the Story

Crop and Soil Conditions Stable Despite ‘Unsettled’ Weather

100% Center coverage: 9 sources
Iowa crops continue to rate well, though average rainfall across Iowa last week was less than seven-tenths of an inch and some regions suffered from damaging hail storms.Floods · IowaSee the Story

Taste what pork can do: How pork is rebranding to reach a younger consumer

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
DEADWOOD, S.D. — Pork is the No. 1 consumed protein worldwide; however, it ranks No. 3 in the United States, following beef and poultry. One reason it ranks No. 3 is because pork doesn’t tend to reach the newer consumers. Brett Kaysen, senior vice president of producer and state engagement at the National Pork Board, said Millennial and Gen Z consumers don’t tend to be reaching for pork products in the grocery stores. “I don’t know if we’ve real…Deadwood · DeadwoodSee the Story

Farm Bill Needs to Be Bipartisan

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Crucial time continues to slip by for good legislation surrounding the Farm Bill and farm programs. We are facing a huge dilemma that could be the beginning of the end of bipartisan support for farm bills, and support from farm groups and consumer groups, alike. The Farm Bill is much larger than production agriculture. It is an investment in the long-term security of a food system that has served our nation well. It is an investment to ensure we…Commodities · MinnesotaSee the Story

Reading, writing, arithmetic, restoration: How a second life was given to the Rhoda 71 schoolhouse

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
RHODA TOWNSHIP, S.D. — The flag flies high in front of the Rhoda 71 schoolhouse in Rhoda Township, in southern South Dakota's Charles Mix County. The building looks the same as it did in its prime when it served as the country school from the early 1900s until 1967. But it didn’t always look this nice. After its closure, it was used for township meetings for a while, but then the building began to fall apart. The siding was destroyed, a foundat…Mitchell, South Dakota · MitchellSee the Story

Fusarium head blight not a concern (yet) for Minnesota small grains

ROCHESTER, Minn. — Fusarium head blight is the most significant disease for wheat and barley in the Midwest.  But the fungal disease, also known as scab or head blight, caused havoc on oats in Minnesota last year, particularly in the southeast region, said Ryan Miller, crops educator for the University of Minnesota Extension.  It was one of the topics covered at the University of Minnesota Extension's small grain disease management clinics being…Agriculture · RochesterRead Article

More Active Weather Pattern Likely From Mid-June to Mid-July

StormTRACKER meteorologist Lydia Blume expects a more active weather pattern to move in, which is common from mid-June to mid-July. That means needed moisture but also things like hail and wind. ]]>Agriculture · KansasSee the Story

As dairy declines in ND, could new facilities prompt a renewal? Boosters, and opponents, are watching

75% Right coverage: 4 sources
GARY, Minn. — At this rural northwest Minnesota dairy, cows casually make their way onto a large rotating platform, where an employee ensures they’re properly situated for their regular milking. As the platform spins in a slow circle while the cows are milked, it’s a bit like watching a giant merry-go-round. With milking complete, suction pieces remove themselves automatically, allowing the animals to disembark and make their way to bedding, wat…Moorhead · MoorheadSee the Story

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