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February 22, 2012
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Agri Buinsess News - KFGO.com
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Wheat Growers Co-Op In Dakotas Buys South Dakota Company
A farmer cooperative in the James River Valley in North Dakota and South Dakota has bought a precision agronomy company based in the South Dakota city of Watertown. READ MORE
Dry South Dakota Farmers Welcome Rain, Snow
South Dakota farmers are welcoming the rain and snow that fell in some parts of the state on Presidents Day. READ MORE
Border No Barrier For Bargain Hunters
Since the great fertilizer boom and bust of 2008, a few motivated growers are hunting further afield for the best buys. That means shoppers such as Gordon Stoner sometimes need a passport. READ MORE
Upper Midwest Winter Wheat Lacks Snow But Still OK
The lack of snow in the Upper Midwest is causing some concern among winter wheat farmers. READ MORE
North Dakota Cattleman Elected To Beef Industry Leadership Post
Jerry Effertz, a third generation rancher from Velva, N.D., has been named to the national Beef Promotion Operating Committee (BPOC). READ MORE
Dry Midwest Winter Spurs Worries About Agriculture
An exceptionally dry winter in Minnesota and other Upper Midwest states has some officials worrying about the potential effects on agriculture. READ MORE
North Dakota Crop Value Down 21 Percent In 2011
The value of all crops produced in North Dakota last year totaled $5.9 billion, down 21 percent over the year. READ MORE
Minnesota Drought Fuels Call To Consider Crop Insurance
Because of a drought that's affecting nearly all of Minnesota, state officials are telling farmers it's time to consider crop insurance. READ MORE
U.S.-China To Sign Five-Year Cooperative Ag Agreement
The United State and China have agreed to sign a five-year agreement that will guide discussions on food security, food safety and sustainable agriculture. READ MORE
Organic Milk Low As Demand Up And Farmers Struggle
"Got milk?" is getting to be a difficult question when it comes to organic. READ MORE
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