North Dakota Landowners Build Opposition to Land Use for Carbon Pipeline
The list of North Dakota counties voicing concerns about a proposed carbon-emissions pipeline is growing longer.
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In snowstorm aftermath, North Dakota cattle producers urged to seek aid
North Dakota ranchers are still assessing their losses from the spring snowstorms. They are being urged to tap into federal relief, and some are calling for better payouts.
Growing power: North Dakota communities urged to embrace farmers markets
In the coming months, North Dakotans will be filling baskets at local farmers markets. As vendors prepare this year's produce, communities around the state are reminded of the economic benefits associated with these markets.
Higher costs, budget decisions prompt more food scarcity concerns in North Dakota
Nearly nine percent of North Dakota households do not have enough to eat right now, and the push to expand free meals for students at school appears to have ended as the pandemic wanes.
North Dakota postal workers see brighter future with reform law
After years of attempts, a bill designed to reverse troubled finances at the U.S. Postal Service has cleared Congress.
New campaign aims to take bite out of ‘Big Ag’
Actions continue in Washington, DC, to address longstanding market fairness issues within agriculture, but those behind a new campaign do not want progress derailed in helping smaller farmers.
