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5/16/14 (Fri)
EPA Waters analysis all wet
The Environmental Protection Agency claims it is not broadening jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act in its proposed “Waters of the U.S.” rule.
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Ask a farmer: Big equipment
Why do farmers use such big equipment? It's a question that you may have asked yourself at one time or another, as you are following that piece of machinery down the road!
Read Article5/12/14 (Mon)
An Appropriations Top 10
It’s time once again for Congress to decide how the government is going to spend its — meaning your — money. Wondering what that really means for farming and agriculture? Click through for the top 10 things you should know.
Read Article5/08/14 (Thu)
We've got a benefit for that
Need a new stove? We've got a benefit for that! (Our Sears special offer for members will save you money!
Read Article5/07/14 (Wed)
Ask a farmer: Estate Taxes
In this week's installment of Ask a Farmer, Nathan, a farmer from Pembina County explains why farmers are concerned about estate taxes.
Read Article5/05/14 (Mon)
NDFB Scholarship winners announced
Fourteen individuals from around the state have been awarded scholarships through the North Dakota Farm Bureau Foundation.
Read Article5/01/14 (Thu)
Dickey County Farm Bureau receives grant
Dickey County Farm Bureau was one of four county Farm Bureaus nationwide to receive a grant for American Farm Bureau's Our Food Link activities.
Read Article4/30/14 (Wed)
Farm safety videos
With more than a few weather setbacks, farmers will be in a little more of a hurry to get their spring planting done. But safety should never be sacrificed for speed.
Read Article4/29/14 (Tue)
Ditch the Rule website launched
Farm Bureau has launched the Ditch the Rule website to inform people about the recent "waters of the U.S." proposed rule.
Read Article4/29/14 (Tue)
Ask a farmer: Why do farmers use fertilizer?
In today's installment of Ask a farmer, Carson, a farmer from Regent, talks about why farmers use fertilizer on their fields.
Read Article4/28/14 (Mon)
Farm Bureau member testifies on water rule in Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 28, 2014 – Pennsylvania Farm Bureau voiced its opposition to a recently proposed rule jointly issued by the Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers that attempts to expand federal regulation of land areas as “waters of the U.S.,” during a field hearing today before the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Read Article4/23/14 (Wed)
Ask a farmer: Why do farmers use high-tech equipment
In our continuing Ask a farmer audio series, Chris, a farmer from Wolford, answers the question, "Why do farmers use so much high-tech equipment?"
Read Article4/22/14 (Tue)
Nothing greener than ag
On this 44th anniversary of Earth Day, we can truly say that U.S. farmers and ranchers are doing it right! They continue do more with less. What does that mean?
Read Article4/22/14 (Tue)
Help us Ditch the Rule
North Dakota Farm Bureau is participating in a nationwide, grassroots campaign to stop implementation of a rule from the Environmental Protection Agency that will impose unworkable regulations on the nation’s farms and we need YOUR help!
Read Article4/21/14 (Mon)
Corn with a capital C
Hettinger County Farm Bureau President Marlene Kouba has been presenting Ag in the Classroom information to area schools for 21 years.
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