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More people may be cooking their first turkeys this year as health officials urge people to keep gatherings small. USDA offers tips to make the meal safe.

Since dicamba was first registered for use on dicamba-tolerant soybeans in the 2017 growing season, the herbicide drifting onto neighboring property has been an issue. While investigating reports of misuse, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture was able to identify some common label violations.

A THEATRE group in Cornwall have announced their next production will be a satire written during the Cold War.

United States Sugar Corp., a Florida company that markets sugar cooperatively with Red River Valley sugarbeet growers through United Sugars, is seeking to purchase Imperial Sugar Co. The U.S. Department of Justice is suing to block the purchase.

The Cornish Seal Sanctuary releases the final seals of 50 it has rehabilitated this season.

Hunter Roberts, secretary of the state Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, said fair organizers are proud to focus on the state’s No. 1 industry and youth at the event, which ran from Sept. 1-6 in Huron.

Gweek Classic Boatyard, a historic boatyard in Gweek, Helston, will be featured in the upcoming Channel 5 series Cornwall: A Year by the Sea.

DEVILS LAKE, N.D.--Hunter Hanson, 21, of Leeds, N.D., is a young man in a hurry. Over the past three years, he has seemed to be an entrepreneurial wonder, registering seven businesses with the state of North Dakota. In early November, the North D...

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The changes would set deadlines for herbicide application on soybeans in Iowa and Minnesota and restrict spraying based on weather conditions in Minnesota.