Red Rever

House Agriculture Committee Chair Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson will mark up the farm bill May 23. After the release of Thompson’s his bill Wednesday, Ranking Member David Scott rejected the proposal saying it includes poison pill policies with “an untenable funding scheme.

North Dakota cropland values up significantly while cash rents see modest gains

North Dakota cropland values increased 11.59% heading into the spring of 2024, marching upward from 2,863 per acre to 3,174 per acre, says Bryon Parman, North Dakota State University (NDSU) Extension agricultural finance specialist.

USDA’s final rule to require EID ear tags in cattle

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has issued an advance copy of the agency’s final rule, “Use of Electronic Identification Ear tags as Official Identification in Cattle and Bison,” that will soon be published in the Federal Register.

Gov. Burgum declares May 5-11 Drinking Water Week in North Dakota

Gov. Burgum has proclaimed May 5 through May 11 as Drinking Water Week in North Dakota, underscoring the significance of safe drinking water and acknowledging the dedicated efforts of local water professionals in maintaining exemplary compliance rates with drinking water standards.

Crude oil spill reported in Golden Valley County

Cobra Oil & Gas Corporation notified state agencies on Sunday, April 28, of a crude oil release from a pipeline they operate located approximately seven miles southwest of Medora.

Annual Drinking Water Quality Report Drayton, ND 2023

The City of Drayton is pleased to present you the 2023 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report. This report is designed to inform you about the water we deliver to you everyday. The City of Drayton is committed to our goal of providing you with a safe and dependable supply of water.

Robotripping

New information about drug use you need to know By Alicia Lauf, Lamoure ND Pharmacist Robotripping is a form of substance abuse that allows teens to experience effects such as euphoria, auditory and visual hallucinations by recreationally using products containing dextromethorphan (DXM) in dosages...

Dakota Gardener: Forcing an early harvest

By Emily How, Horticulture agent There is a song going viral right now on social media about a woman named Barbara who is famous for her rhubarb pie. The entire song is a German tongue twister and catchy.

New income levels of eligibility for children and youth with special health care needs

Income eligibility guidelines for diagnostic and treatment services available through North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) have increased due to changes in federal poverty levels. A family can earn more now and still qualify for services.

Preventing tickborne diseases

With the first ticks of the year already being spotted in the state, North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) is asking North Dakotans to be aware of ticks and the diseases they carry including Lyme disease, anaplasmosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.