Potential Port Strike Could Significantly Impact U.S. Ag Exports
A potential workforce strike is looming at many ports on the East and Gulf Coasts. Danny Munch, an economist for the American Farm Bureau Federation, says the two sides are running out of time to avoid a
Groups Ask Administration to Intervene in East Coast Strike Threat
Ag groups are urging the White House to step in and help avert a potential strike that could occur at East Coast and Gulf Coast ports beginning on October 1. Groups like the American Farm Bureau, Renewable
USDA Farm Loan Changes Now in Effect
USDA’s updates to the Farm Service Agency’s Farm Loan Programs are officially in effect. These changes are designed to increase financial flexibility for agricultural producers, allowing them to grow their operations, boost profitability, and build long-term savings.
Williston Man Dies In Rollover
(Willison, ND) — A Williston man is dead after his truck drove off a highway and rolled. NDHP says the man was traveling north on 130th Road Northwest when he drove off the road and attempted to
Grand Forks Awarded 3.5M$ Federal Grant For Greenway Project
(Grand Forks, ND) — Grand Forks is getting a federal grant of nearly three-and-a-half-million dollars to redevelop the Greenway along the Red River. The grant from the National Park Service will be used to redevelop the Greenway’s
First North Dakota Artificial Intelligence Conference Held In Valley City
(Valley City, ND) — The first North Dakota Artificial Intelligence Conference was held Thursday in Valley City. North Dakota University vice chancellor Jerry Rostad told the conference that “AI is here” in North Dakota and is “proliferating
North Dakota GOP Seeks Volunteers To Ensure “Election Integrity” At The Polls This November
(Bismarck, ND) — The North Dakota Republican Party is seeking volunteers to ensure “election integrity” at the polls this November. The NDGOP website says their “election integrity” efforts will ensure that “the people’s will is accurately reflected
North Dakota Abortion Ban Is Repealed
(Bismarck, ND) — North Dakota’s abortion ban has been repealed. South Central District Court Judge Bruce Romanick was asked to review the ban as part of a lawsuit brought by a former North Dakota abortion clinic that
Mitchell Business Helps Fund Trip To FFA Convention
(Mitchell, SD) — The Mitchell Tractor Supply Company is helping six students attend the Future Farmers of America national convention. The students who visited the business on Wednesday had been told they were going there for a
Sioux Falls Trooper Named “Hero Of The Year”
(Sioux Falls, SD) — A state trooper from Sioux Falls is being honored as Hero of the Year. Officer John Berndt was presented the award Thursday night by The Veterans Group Forty and Eight. Berndt was recognized