News
10/22/15 (Thu)
The truth about antibiotics in meat
Social media in farm circles blew up this week with the news that Subway will begin serving meat from animals that have never received antibiotics.
Read Article10/20/15 (Tue)
Ag economy outlook
American Farm Bureau Deputy Chief Economist John Anderson is in North Dakota speaking at county annual meetings.
Read Article10/16/15 (Fri)
Government's WOTUS woe
The Environmental Protection Agency won't get 12 different district court cases challenging its WOTUS rule rolled into one.
Read Article10/15/15 (Thu)
Chevy Truck Month extended
From now through November 11, you get 0% financing for 60 months plus $4,500 in total cash allowance on the 2015 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab during Chevy Truck Month.
Read Article10/14/15 (Wed)
New classroom resource launched
“Bringing Biotechnology to Life,” is a new, free educational resource that aims to facilitate learning about agricultural biotechnology.
Read Article10/13/15 (Tue)
Women in agriculture
Yesterday was National Farmer's Day. And while we thank all farmers and ranchers for providing us with food and fiber, we wanted to give an extra shout-out to the women involved in farming and ranching.
Read Article10/09/15 (Fri)
WOTUS rule gets shut down
The controversial Waters of the U.S. rule promulgated by the Environmental Protection Agency has been put on hold nationwide.
Read Article10/06/15 (Tue)
Think about fall photos for contest
Fall is a great time to take photos. But it's even better if you could win money for a great photo.
Read Article10/06/15 (Tue)
Critical of butterfly habitat designation
This week's NDFB Newsline features NDFB Public Policy Director Pete Hanebutt talking about USF&WS critical habitat designation for two butterflies.
Read Article10/02/15 (Fri)
Rodeo time!
North Dakota Farm Bureau is a sponsor of the North Dakota Rodeo Association Finals that begin tonight in Bismarck.
Read Article9/23/15 (Wed)
Local success keeps sage grouse off endangered list
State and local conservation efforts have kept the Greater Sage Grouse from being listed as an endangered species.
Read Article9/21/15 (Mon)
Chewsy Choices for a Healthy Life
Educators can earn professional development credit while they teach through Food, Land and People and NDSU.
Read Article9/16/15 (Wed)
Hear better
Did you know that NDFB and Professional Hearing Services have teamed up to help you hear better and save you a few dollars?
Read Article9/14/15 (Mon)
All About Beef app features two new games
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture released a new educational app, “All About Beef,” funded in part by the Beef Checkoff.
Read Article9/11/15 (Fri)
NDFB President will not run again
North Dakota Farm Bureau President, Doyle Johannes, will not seek re-election this November.
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