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CAPITOL CHATTER Political notebook: Minnesota budget clash continues to grow
By Don Davis Gov. Mark Daytons budget proposal continues to play out in interesting ways, usually with Republicans strongly opposed and Democrats more mildly in support. Rep. Matt Dean, R-Dellwood, ...
Posted on 2/4/13 at 11:11 AM
NEW PLATEAUS Autumn in Minnesota...with Two French Women at a Winery
The colors and crisp weather make the upper Midwest a land many ought to envy. Something about the air in the autumn makes me feel more alive.In addition, harvest time is a recognition of a summer wel...
Posted on 10/5/12 at 8:31 AM
DISTRICT 22A STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOE SCHOMACKER Farm Bureau Endorses Schomacker
I am proud to receive the Minnesota Farm Bureau's Political Action Committee endorsement for State Representative this year. The endorsement is based on my support of the Farm Bureau's policies like r...
Posted on 9/20/12 at 5:30 AM
STAFF BLOG BEYOND THE PAGE Oh yes, I milked a cow
No matter how many times you've done things, there was always the first. Sometimes we remember the first time. Other times, it gets lost among the millions of experiences a person has in their lif...
Posted on 6/18/12 at 11:04 AM
OH LOOK! A SHINY THING Farming with BOOM and Obvious Spies Spying Obviously
Do you think farming needs more BOOM in it? If so, this marvelous little DuPont booklet on farming with dynamite may be for you! I don't think Farmville has a "dynamite" option yet, but I stopped pl...
Posted on 8/16/11 at 6:00 AM
Farmers should practice safe seed handling
WORTHINGTON — With a significant increase in the amount of treated seed being planted, Lizabeth Stahl, University of Minnesota Educator, Crops, wants to stress the importance of safely handling the seed.
By Aaron Hagen , January 31, 2013
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Veldhuizens receive Minnesota Pork Producers Association Family of the Year honor
EDGERTON — In the center of Chris and Clare Veldhuizen’s kitchen — like in many homes — is their table, surrounded by chairs that have held children, relatives and friends for years. Generations have eaten daily meals there. The Veldhuizens have built a legacy that was left to them by Chris’ parents and grandparents, and they will leave the legacy to their children and grandchildren.
By Alyson Buschena , January 30, 2013
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High land prices put squeeze on young farmers
LAKE WILSON (AP) — Farm fields in southwest Minnesota are frozen now, but Josh DeGreeff has a vision of a warm spring day. The sun is shining and he’s on a tractor, planting his first crop.
By MARK STEIL, MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO , January 30, 2013
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CEA fertilizer plant nears completion at Ocheyedan
OCHEYEDAN, Iowa — By the time area farmers are gearing up for spring planting, a new fertilizer facility should be up and running at the Co-Op Elevator Association’s Ocheyedan location.
By Beth Rickers , January 30, 2013
Chairwomen aim to give ag interests a voice
Republican lawmakers remain skeptical concerns will be heard due to tight calendarST. PAUL — Patrick Lunemann is not convinced the agriculture industry will get a fair shake from a Minnesota House committee that decides farm program funding, even after farmers learned of a change to give them more of a voice.
By Don Davis , January 29, 2013
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Capital Chatter: Hamilton's task - defend rural Minnesota
ST. PAUL — Rod Hamilton is becoming an outspoken cheerleader for rural Minnesota.
By Don Davis , December 21, 2012
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Column: Farm bill would help avert fiscal cliff
WASHINGTON — If members of Congress learned anything from the recent election, it should be this: the American people want their leaders to stop the bickering, overcome the gridlock, and work together to solve problems.
By Sen. Al Franken , December 19, 2012
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International work exchange brings men to Lime Creek
FULDA — Andrii Usyk, from the Ukraine, and Sergiu Ivanov, from the Republic of Moldova, are completing a 10-month agriculture work exchange program.
By Alyson Buschena , December 06, 2012
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Celebrating state’s tallest towers
WORTHINGTON — With wind speeds topping 46 miles per hour — 53 mph at the top of the tower — Lars Falck, a representative of juwi Germany, clipped a bright red ribbon to signify the commissioning of Nobles County’s newest wind farm and Minnesota’s tallest towers.
By Julie Buntjer , December 05, 2012
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