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My alarm woke me up earlier than I was used to, but on this day I needed to wake up with the fishes to check out the local fish market. Live eels, snakes, frogs, fowl, and much more, the wet market--a...
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Nobles County cattle were being tested for TB in 1940....
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Year of the pig: Multiple livestock expansion projects planned in Nobles County

WORTHINGTON — With nearly half a dozen livestock expansion projects already cleared for construction this year, 2013 is on pace to be nearly as active as 2012 for producers looking to add more barns and feed more animals.

By Julie Buntjer , March 28, 2013

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High temps, humidity bring livestock stress

WORTHINGTON — Record-setting heat and high humidity will make it virtually unbearable to spend any length of time outdoors over the next several days, and while humans can relax in air-conditioned comfort indoors, the region’s livestock herds don’t have that luxury.

By Julie Buntjer , July 02, 2012

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Livestock expansions: Boom or rebound?

Livestock expansions: Boom or rebound? Area counties all mark growth, reasons vary
PIPESTONE — After a multi-year lull in livestock and facilities expansion in southwest Minnesota, area counties are seeing increased demand for special permits that allow farmers to build new barns and expand existing feedlots.

By Julie Buntjer , May 03, 2012

Livestock barn expansions get preliminary approval

WORTHINGTON — In their fourth meeting of the past five weeks, Nobles County Planning Commission members approved two livestock barn expansions, the creation of a new open manure storage pit and the establishment of a rural home business Wednesday night.

By Julie Buntjer , April 26, 2012

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Lynch Livestock plans move

Lynch Livestock plans move Permit request approved despite opposition
WORTHINGTON — The Nobles County Planning Commission Wednesday night approved the first step in the permitting process for Lynch Livestock to move from its present site along Worthington’s southeast beltline to a new location along Minnesota 60, northeast of Worthington.

By Julie Buntjer , August 25, 2011

Horse missing in rural Duluth

A light gray thoroughbred horse named Wiley went missing Sunday near the Pequaywan Inn Resort in rural Duluth.

November 02, 2010

Teen recovers from August bull attack

LAKE PARK, Minn. - Karen Brown was never scared of the family farm’s host bull. She raised him.

By Riham Feshir, Park Rapids Enterprise , October 18, 2010

Mini-moo: 33-inch English cow world's smallest

Mini-moo: 33-inch English cow world's smallest LONDON — A minuscule cow with a taste for contemporary music has been named the world's smallest by the Guinness World Records book.

By Associated Press , September 17, 2010

Beef producers watch what their cattle eat

DICKINSON, N.D. - Keeping consumers and cattle happy and healthy can be a challenge for producers but one way of doing that is by watching what their cattle eat.

By Lisa Miller, The Dickinson Press , September 07, 2010

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Cattle producers seek permits to expand

WORTHINGTON — Three young livestock producers went before the Nobles County Planning Commission Wednesday night seeking conditional use permits to establish new or expand existing cattle operations in the county.

By Julie Buntjer , August 26, 2010

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Video: An Afternoon at the Nobles County Fair

Video: An Afternoon at the Nobles County Fair Animals and people used different methods to beat the heat at the Nobles County Fair Friday afternoon, eating icy-cold malts, hiding out in the shade and taking plenty of water. Click here to view video of the fair.

By Daily Globe , August 13, 2010

Local farmer helps promote Minnesota agriculture

Local farmer helps promote Minnesota agriculture Website gives consumers chance to win a year of free groceries WORTHINGTON — Matt Widboom is one of nine farmers to be featured on a new website designed to educate Minnesota’s consumers about the crops and livestock grown on farms across the state.

By Julie Buntjer , August 09, 2010

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Tornadoes damage farmsteads south of Wahpeton-Breckenridge

TYLER, N.D. – Tornadoes severely damaged at least two farmsteads near here Saturday evening, leaving one family still searching for their pickup truck.

By Amy Dalrymple, The Forum , August 09, 2010

Jackson County teen finds niche in livestock

Jackson County teen finds niche in livestock JACKSON — Tanner Post led his rather calm breeding heifer through a busy walkway and onto a patch of grass alongside Olson Pavilion at the Jackson County Fair Thursday morning.

By Julie Buntjer , July 29, 2010

Report says S.D. ranks first in bison production

MITCHELL, S.D. - South Dakota still ranks tops in buffalo production, according to the latest available statistics from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

By Ross Dolan, The Daily Republic , June 24, 2010

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