NEWS for North Dakotans
Agriculture Communication, North Dakota
State University
7 Morrill Hall, Fargo, ND 58105-5665
January 14, 1999
Nothing New This Year about Fad Diets
Keep a Constant Watch for Fire Hazards
Low Temperatures Should Prompt Some Home Safety Checks
Annual Cow-Calf Day Scheduled at Carrington Research Extension Center Feb. 3
New Sheep Production Techniques to Be Highlighted at Hettinger Sheep Day Feb. 10
Advanced Crop Adviser Workshop Set for Feb. 18-19 in Fargo
Feeds and Nutrition Short Course Scheduled in Minot for Feb. 24
Dakota Data: Miles of Rural Highways, 1995
Prairie Fare: North Dakota Chilly—and Proud of It
Plains Folk: The Need to Know Plains Indians from Afield
Parent Line: The Moral of the Story
The Market Advisor: USDA Report Positive for Wheat Produced in 1999
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