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CAPITOL CHATTER Bill mixes paint, bees and farmers ... and includes an island, too
By Don Davis Paint will cost more and be recycled. Bees will be protected. Financially troubled farmers will be able to access state aid. And an island to provide more wildlife habitat could be built...
Posted on 5/19/13 at 5:06 PM
STAFF BLOG THE FARM BLEAT From one scoop to another
Happy National Agriculture Week! I realize the week is half over, but agriculture production, innovation, research and processing happens every day, everywhere around us. We shouldnt be celebrating ag...
Posted on 3/20/13 at 5:39 PM
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
OH LOOK! A SHINY THING Property Taxes: Whose Money Is in the Bucket?
I've had a few questions about several stories I've written about property taxes, and I would like to share with you my bucket analogy, which simplifies some of the complex things that determine a per...
Posted on 4/5/12 at 2:52 PM
REPRINT Worthington FFA members lead Ag Day at local middle school (with video)
WORTHINGTON — Why are chicken legs called drumsticks?
Which cows produce chocolate milk?
Those were just a couple of the questions posed to FFA members during an FFA-led Ag Day recently at Worthington Middle School.
By Julie Buntjer , September 26, 2012
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Sometimes you feel like a (pea)nut
LAKE WILSON — Tucked away in a small area north of Lake Wilson sits a patch of an unusual plant.
By Aaron Hagen , September 26, 2012
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Column: Farm memories of a city girl
WORTHINGTON — During my long (24 years the end of next month!) tenure here at the Daily Globe, I’ve been assigned to do a number of agriculture-related stories, particularly for this Today’s Farm publication, which publishes four times a year. I often begin such interviews by telling the subject that I’m a city girl, so a few ignorant questions can be expected in the process. The farmers and ag professionals have always been very patient and understanding of my lack of farming knowledge.
By Beth Rickers , September 26, 2012
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Nobles Co. dairy princesses share lifelong love for dairy industry
WORTHINGTON — Kalene DeBoer and Morgan Wieneke, both 18-year-old college freshmen, said being the 2012 Nobles County Dairy Princesses affords them the opportunity to promote the dairy farming industry and erase any misconceptions about growing up on a farm.
September 26, 2012
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VIDEO: Tim Hansberger shows an inside look at the harvest
Tim Hansberger shows an inside look at the harvest in this video, sponsored by Nobles County Farm Bureau.
By Aaron Hagen , September 25, 2012
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VIDEO: Finding rewards in restorations
RUSHMORE — Clad in faded green suspenders and a new Oliver cap, Harlan Groenewold gets a twinkle in his eye when he thinks about fall harvest this year. He purchased a single-row Oliver corn picker last winter and can’t wait to get into the field with it for old times’ sake.
By Julie Buntjer , September 25, 2012
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VIDEO: Harvest is underway in southwest Minnesota
Local farmer Adam Blume talks about the harvest as it begins in southwest Minnesota.
By Aaron Hagen , September 19, 2012
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Column: Drought underscores reason for new farm bill
Not surprisingly, the fall-out from the harshest drought in five decades has yielded many questions about the stalled passage of the farm and food bill
By Sen. Chuck Grassley , September 12, 2012
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Farmers already in the fields for ultra-early harvest
Wide variety of yields likelyWORTHINGTON — Several loads of new crop corn were delivered to New Vision Cooperative elevators in southwest Minnesota Thursday, but yield reports have been rather slim as farmers begin to combine end rows and move into full-scale harvest mode.
By Julie Buntjer , September 07, 2012
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Letter: Renewable Fuel Standard protects national security
As a soybean, corn and cattle farmer who appreciates the demand for my crops in both domestic and international markets, I want to be given the chance to prove that American farmers can produce a renewable, sustainable fuel right here at home.
By Matt Widboom, President, Nobles County Corn and Soybean Growers, Worthington , August 15, 2012
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