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NDSU Horse Fair Set for March 27-28 (3/4/04) A horse fair featuring demonstrations, educational workshops, a riding clinic and a trade show will be held at the North Dakota State University Equine Center. FULL STORY Number of North Dakota Housing Units Continue to Rise (3/4/04) Though North Dakota’s population has shown no overall change since 1940, housing units have grown substantially. FULL STORY Cheap Horsepower May Not Be Safe Horsepower (3/4/04) Newer tractors have many safety features as standard equipment but these features are not always present on older tractors. FULL STORY |
BeefTalk: Equipment Is Pricey, But Life Is Priceless (3/4/04) Working livestock is a high-risk operation. According to the National Ag Safety Database, injuries related to livestock rank second only to machinery related accidents. FULL STORY Prairie Fare: Did You Have Breakfast This Morning? (3/4/04) The important thing is to eat something reasonably nutritious in the morning. Add some milk and fruit, too. FULL STORY Plains Folk: Hornaday (3/4/04) William T. Hornaday, chief taxidermist of the Smithsonian, feared that the bison were doomed to degenerate in captivity, if they escaped extinction. FULL STORY Hortiscope (3/4/04) Ron Smith answers readers' questions about the world of plants and gardening. FULL STORY Market Advisor: US Sheep Flock Declines, Prices Strengthen (3/4/04) For 2004, declining domestic production and moderating imports will support lamb prices. Lamb prices should follow normal seasonal patterns and average near last year’s levels. FULL STORY |
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