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The importance of timely rains in a drought (opens the original)
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My half-Norwegian blood despises heat. Summer is brutal on my ridiculously light skin and apparently weak tolerance to anything over about 82 degrees. So, I remember July, when I struggled with outdoor activities and felt consistently like an egg must feel in a frying pan. More so than my struggles, the corn and soybeans in the area seem to remember July, too. Our neighbor's corn had come up nicely, with my visiting farmer dad pointing out in late May how perfectly it had emerged, with uniform s
North Dakota farmers' H-2A usage continues to climb (opens the original)
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WEST FARGO, N.D. — The number of North Dakota farms seeking workers continues to increase, with no end in site, a panel of workforce experts said. Dustin Hillebrand, workforce center manager of Job Service North Dakota, joined Mark Martens and Caleb Zook of Agri Placements on a panel entitled "Who's Going to Do the Work?" on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at the Agweek 360 Building at the Big Iron Farm and Construction Show. The panel talked about the scarcity of domestic labor for agriculture and how far
On-farm autonomous adoption lags expectations, experts say (opens the original)
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WEST FARGO, N.D. — Autonomous technology in agriculture hasn't been adopted as quickly as many people thought it would be — for good reasons, a panel of experts said during the Big Iron Farm and Construction Show. Noel Anderson, technology advisor for Grand Farms, Michael Frank, director of on-farm innovation at the NSF Ag Tech Engine in North Dakota, and Jennifer Edney, president and CEO of Edney Distributing, spoke on Tuesday, Sept. 15, on a panel titled "Autonomy on the Horizon" at the Agweek
Watch live from the Agweek 360 Building at Big Iron: Autonomy on the Horizon (opens the original)
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The move toward autonomy on the farm has been coming for awhile. We'll talk to experts about adoption of tools, what's on the horizon for new developments and policy, and how common autonomous farm equipment really is around the region and worldwide. The panel discussion at the Agweek 360 Building at the Big Iron Farm and Construction Show begins at 10:30 a.m. and can be watched right here. Agweek will feature panels all three days of the show, which runs Sept. 15-17. For more information on the
Beef is expensive but so is raising cattle (opens the original)
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The new green barbed wire proved to be a lot harder to cut than the thin, rusted barbed wire we were splicing it into on a recent Sunday morning. "Would you rather hit up an auction and buy some more old wire?" I asked my husband as he grimaced cutting the new — much thicker— wire. We laughed. It's our joke that some of the wire on that pasture may be as old as the state of North Dakota. It's possibly not even a joke; my husband's grandpa bought some used wire at an auction during hard years, so
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