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12/01/10 (Wed)
Do you belong?
Do you like us on Facebook? Do you follow us on Twitter? Do you have a MyNDFB page?
Read Article11/30/10 (Tue)
Time to put death taxes to rest
American Farm Bureau Federation President Bob Stallman said today it was time to put death taxes to rest. In a press conference with other agriculture organizations at the National Press Club, Stallman said the estate tax is especially damaging to farm families.
Read Article11/29/10 (Mon)
Northern Plains National Heritage Area meetings begin tonight
The Northern Plains Heritage Foundation (NPHF) announces that it will conduct three public input meetings November 29-December 1, in Morton, Oliver and Mercer counties to provide information about the Northern Plains National Heritage Area and take comments on the development of goals and objectives for the investment of federal matching funds in the area.
Read Article11/29/10 (Mon)
More beans to Cuba!
BISMARCK – North Dakota officials are working on finalizing an agreement for the sale of an additional 1,000 metric tons of dry edible beans to Cuba.
Read Article11/26/10 (Fri)
Is our food too good?
An editorial by Lynne Finnerty - Health officials are sounding alarms about our obesity epidemic. Since 1980, obesity has doubled among adults and tripled among children, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Read Article11/23/10 (Tue)
NDFB 68th in pictures
We have started posting photo highlights from the NDFB 68th annual meeting, held in Fargo at the Holiday Inn, Nov. 19-21.
Read Article11/22/10 (Mon)
McLean County farmer wins YF&R Challenge
Steven Heger of Underwood won the Young Farmer and Rancher Challenge, held at the North Dakota Farm Bureau Annual Meeting, Nov. 19-21 at the Holiday Inn in Fargo.
Read Article11/22/10 (Mon)
Delegates decide policies at NDFB annual meeting
Delegates to the North Dakota Farm Bureau 68th annual meeting voted to support increased state funding for county and township road maintenance and repair across the state.
Read Article11/19/10 (Fri)
County FB wins trip to national annual meeting
Dickey County Farm Bureau will be bringing its successful membership recruitment campaign to the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Atalanta, Georgia, in January as part of the County Activities of Excellence (CAE) program.
Read Article11/19/10 (Fri)
NDFB President warns "there's a storm coming"
North Dakota Farm Bureau President Eric Aasmundstad warned those attending the opening session of the organization’s 68th annual meeting that there is a storm coming, and it is groups that would like to put the livestock industry out of business.
Read Article11/18/10 (Thu)
Tweeting from NDFB annual meeting
The North Dakota Farm Bureau 68th annual meeting gets underway tomorrow, Nov. 19, at 11:30 a.m. A fun way to keep track of what's happening is by following the event on Twitter.
Read Article11/16/10 (Tue)
The more things change, the more they stay the same
An editorial by Lynne Finnerty - Much has changed over the years. These days, dad is as likely as mom to be in charge of preparing Thanksgiving dinner. The recipes come from websites and blogs, as well as cookbooks and family recipe cards. Many of us will travel in the sky, rather than over the hill and through the woods.
Read Article11/15/10 (Mon)
Farm Bureau urges president to push for tax relief
Now is the time for congressional action on estate tax relief, preserving capital gains tax breaks and extending other important tax provisions, according to American Farm Bureau Federation President Bob Stallman.
Read Article11/11/10 (Thu)
In honor of our veterans
In accordance with a proclamation issued by the President, Gov. John Hoeven is encouraging North Dakotans to observe Veterans Day, today, by honoring the contributions of veterans and those currently serving at home and abroad through ceremonies and patriotic activities, and by displaying the American and North Dakota flags.
Read Article11/10/10 (Wed)
Big savings, starting tomorrow, at Lands' End
Farm Bureau members can save 30 percent at Lands' End starting tomorrow through Monday, Nov. 15.
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