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Virtual Soil Health Workshop is Feb. 16

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Business

Worthington businesses examples of statewide labor shortage

Thank-you cards to the Busy Butterflies/Country Critters 4-H Club are a day-brightener. (Jenny Schlecht / Agweek)
Agriculture

Clear the drear by looking to what you can do for others

Small craft brewers around the state are hoping a new law will soon be passed enabling them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces. Right now, six packs of 12-ounce cans, like these from Copper Trail Brewing in Alexandria, can only be sold at liquor stores. (Contributed)
Small Business

Small Minnesota brewers backing bill that would allow sales of smaller cans

Chad Olsen, owner of Olsen Custom Farms, based in Hendricks, Minn., typically hires 65 South Africans through the H-2A program. COVID-19 delayed many of his workers from arriving in 2020, and he worries about potential delays again in 2021. (Mikkel Pates / Agweek)
Agriculture

Farmers worry about H-2A delays because of South African travel ban

Water flows out of the drain tile in a rural Grand Forks County, N.D., field on July 6, 2020. The area was hit with 3 to 10 inches of rain in the week prior. (Katie Pinke / Agweek)
Agriculture

Controversial, yes, but take climate change seriously

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Signs greet visitors to the Northwest Angle at the end of the Northwest Angle Guest Ice Road on Lake of the Woods County Road 49 at the Minnesota-Manitoba border. (Photo/ Brad Dokken, Grand Forks Herald)
Northland Outdoors

Northwest Angle Guest Ice Road offers new gateway to winter adventure

A sign has been posted on the outside door of Brass Lantern in Alexandria thanking customers for their 38 years of support. The family-owned restaurant is now closed. (Celeste Edenloff / Echo Press)
Business

Did COVID crush businesses in 2020? In Minnesota, businesses register to open, but not to close

Winter wheat is planted and sprouts in the fall, then comes up and grows in the spring. Too little snow cover combined with cold weather can kill winter wheat. (Pixabay photo)
Agriculture

A midwinter look at Midwest weather

Agriculture

The first indoor walleye farm in the nation planned in Minnesota

Agweek's Michelle Rook, Jenny Schlecht and Emily Beal hang out at the Agweek booth during Big Iron in September 2020. (Katie Pinke / Agweek)
Agriculture

Pandemic reaffirms value of ag organizations

Agriculture

Equine webinar series offered

Agriculture

Industrial Hemp Forum is Feb. 10-11

Agriculture

Beef Calving Essentials webinar series offered

Agriculture

Jacobs elected to AGP Board of Directors

Agriculture

Beef producer survey deadline extended

Agriculture

Groundwater Protection Rule Maps updated

Jonathan Lundgren, director and CEO of Blue Dasher Farm, an Estelline, S.D., research and demonstration farm for regenerative agriculture, holds a sample of soil to show the positive effects of regenerative agriculture. (Dan Koeck for MPR News 2018)
Agriculture

Minnesota corporations nudge farmers to help the environment

A pickup uses a temporary bridge over an ice crack on the Ice Road on Lake of the Woods.
Tourism

Cut off by Canada, locals build 30-mile ice road from isolated section of Minnesota to U.S.

Lisa Schutte displays a wide assortment of cocoa bombs, cake pops and cake bombs she makes and offers for sale. She hosted a tasting event Saturday at The Stag in downtown Worthington, where people can order some of the tasty treats. (Julie Buntjer / The Globe)
Small Business

Rushmore woman creates sweets and treats that are just the 'bomb'

Globe staff members receiving awards in Minnesota's Best Newspaper Contest include Julie Buntjer (top, from left), Roberta Fultz, Tim Middagh, Doug Wolter, (and bottom, from left) Ryan McGaughey, Leah Ward, Jessica Pass and Kayla Carlson.
Small Business

The Globe staff honored for excellence