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Although the QPR trainings focus on people in and around agriculture, anyone interested in the topic can register. Pexels photo.

Although the QPR trainings focus on people in and around agriculture, anyone interested in the topic can register. Pexels photo.

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Free suicide prevention webinars to be held in March and April

News Staff
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Addressing the wellness needs of those working in agriculture or related areas will be the focus of the upcoming “Question. Persuade. Refer.” suicide prevention webinars sponsored by North Dakota State University Extension. Two sessions are scheduled: March 25 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
Rooted in agriculture on both sides of the border

Rooted in agriculture on both sides of the border

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Rooted in agriculture on both sides of the border

Teresa Zimmer
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Growing up on a farm near Snowflake, Manitoba, across the border from Hannah, N.D., I thought it was the middle of nowhere and was eager to leave. The big city called, and as soon as I was able, I answered.
Canola field in bloom near the Langdon Research Extension Center. Submitted photo

Canola field in bloom near the Langdon Research Extension Center. Submitted photo

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Langdon Research Extension Center hosts “Gearing Up for the Growing Season” workshop

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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
LANGDON, N.D. - Have you identified your biggest crop challenges heading into this season? At the “Gearing Up for the 2026 Growing Season” workshop, topics tackled will include disease, insects, soil health, and weed control and round out the day with a crop market outlook.
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NDSU Extension sets dates for youth farm safety camps

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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
According to the National Children’s Center for Rural and Agricultural Safety and Health, young workers were 7.8 times more likely to be fatally injured in agriculture when compared to all other industries combined in 2016. Tractors and all-terrain vehicles are the leading sources of fatal events.
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NDSU Extension offers training options for Pesticide Certification Program

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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
NDSU Extension has many training options for pesticide certification. Some are listed below.AgPest, Right-of-Way, Seed Treatment, Research and Demonstration March 19 - Face-to-face training - Bismarck Career Academy, 1221 College Drive, BSC Campus. Registration at 8 a.m. and training from 8:30 a.m.
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North Dakota Agricultural Association plans fertilizer safety training

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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
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Arrest warrant issued in Pembina County meth delivery case

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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
By Valley News and Views Staff An arrest warrant has been issued for a Langdon man accused of delivering methamphetamine in Pembina County. According to court documents, Ryan Blair Magnus, 53, has been charged with the Class B felony of delivery of a controlled substance.
From L-R: Finn, Erin, Jeremy and Avery Pollestad. Submitted photo

From L-R: Finn, Erin, Jeremy and Avery Pollestad. Submitted photo

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Hockey Fights Cancer

Christine Jensen
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Jeremy Pollestad to be honored at upcoming eventA cancer diagnosis is extremely difficult to accept on so many levels.For one area family, dealing with this illness has not only brought them closer, but has also inspired others to join together in community and unity to help one of their own.
Drayton Public School discusses financial outlook at public meeting, mill levy increase is urgently needed

Drayton Public School discusses financial outlook at public meeting, mill levy increase is urgently needed

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Drayton Public School discusses financial outlook at public meeting, mill levy increase is urgently needed

Andrea Johnston, Valley News And Views Publisher
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
In a public meeting held at the Drayton Public School gymnasium on Thursday, March 5, Superintendent Jason Keating, along with Elementary Principal Ms. Gunderson, Business Manager Angela Aasand and several dedicated school board members, presented data regarding the financial standing of the school.
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