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Agriculture · Rochester

La Crosse Distilling boasts farmer-forward spirits of the Coulee Region

82% Right coverage: 11 sources

For La Crosse Distilling to reach the highest degree of transparency for its spirits, it meant not only identifying the producer but celebrating them.See the Story

Artificial Intelligence · Moorhead

Farmers consider the good and bad of incorporating artificial intelligence on the farm

91% Right coverage: 11 sources

MORGAN, Minn. — Artificial Intelligence has been taking the world by storm in many industries, including the ag industry. But, the blossoming new technology has been hit with skepticism when it comes to farmers incorporating it into their operations. Zach Johnson, also known as the Millennial Farmer, was the moderator for the panel focusing on artificial intelligence. He said he believes that his children growing up with artificial intelligence …See the Story

Agriculture · Dickinson

Rotational grazing helps South Dakota rancher Cole Sonne overcome dry conditions

BALTIC, S.D. — This year on Sonne Farms, the corn and soybeans look good, but the pasture is a bit brown. “Well I guess we haven’t really had much rain in the last 30 days, so we did get eight-tenths a couple of days about, but it’s going to take quite a bit,” Cole Sonne said. “I’m not sure at this point if we are going to get a third cut of alfalfa because it’s been dry for the last 30 days or so.” Sonne was on a panel of farmer influencers who…Agriculture · Rochester Read Article

Heartbreak and Havoc: Lincoln Cleans up After Storm's Wrath

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Across the Star City, trees stood at acute angles, at least those that weren't among the 100s that were toppled by a weekend storm that was packing 90 mph winds.Agriculture · Rochester See the Story

Tempest Roils Region, Damaging Thompson Elevator. It Possibly Included a Tornado at Air Force Base

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

GRAND FORKS — A storm that saw winds top 90 mph west of Grand Forks — and possibly included a tornado — pushed through greater Grand Forks and the region early Friday morning, Aug. 8, causing severe damage to the Thompson, North Dakota, grain elevator, downing trees and cutting power for some residents in Grand Forks. A tornado warning was issued at 4:12 a.m. as the front hit Grand Forks with heavy rains and high winds. The tornado warning siren…Tornado See the Story

Is the corn crop really as good as advertised?

The month of July is in the rearview mirror, and by most industry standards — crop ratings, rainfall totals, lack of a major drought — you’d think the U.S. is staring at one of the best corn crops in years. That’s the narrative the bears are running with, some even calling for a record yield north of 184 bushels per acre. But something doesn’t quite add up. Sure, the crop looks good. But there are growing signs it may not be as good as it looks.…Drought · Rochester Read Article

Wisconsin Reports Largely Good Crop Conditions Even as Crops Fetch Lower Prices

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Producers hope strong yields will help offset some of the low prices.Agriculture · Green Bay See the Story

Gov. Walz at Farmfest: ‘Agriculture always loses a trade war’

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Gov. Tim Walz traveled to Farmfest to talk with farmers about their concerns, questions and explicit requests for support during this dynamic time in the country.Tim Walz · Minnesota See the Story

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La Crosse Distilling boasts farmer-forward spirits of the Coulee Region

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SDSU researches fungal disease ruining some of the region's hottest peppers

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Rotational grazing helps South Dakota rancher Cole Sonne overcome dry conditions

Heartbreak and Havoc: Lincoln Cleans up After Storm's Wrath

Tempest Roils Region, Damaging Thompson Elevator. It Possibly Included a Tornado at Air Force Base

Is the corn crop really as good as advertised?

Wisconsin Reports Largely Good Crop Conditions Even as Crops Fetch Lower Prices

Gov. Walz at Farmfest: ‘Agriculture always loses a trade war’

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Woman Farmer of the Year honor goes to ... Kris Huebsch of Otter Berry Farm

How Canadian Wildfire Smoke Is Jeopardizing Health Across North America

Rotational grazing helps South Dakota rancher Cole Sonne overcome dry conditions

Heartbreak and Havoc: Lincoln Cleans up After Storm's Wrath

Tempest Roils Region, Damaging Thompson Elevator. It Possibly Included a Tornado at Air Force Base

Is the corn crop really as good as advertised?

Wisconsin Reports Largely Good Crop Conditions Even as Crops Fetch Lower Prices

Gov. Walz at Farmfest: ‘Agriculture always loses a trade war’