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The Richland County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, April 16. Jay Carmack with the Wahpeton FFA chapter gave a report and shared photos of the Riverside Cemetery signage project. The

The Richland County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, April 16. Jay Carmack with the Wahpeton FFA chapter gave a report and shared photos of the Riverside Cemetery signage project. The

This week on AgweekTV, we'll tell you about challenges slowing barge shipping on the Mississippi River this season. Some new pests, diseases and weeds are making their way into the region. We'll tell you what to look out for. We're at a small town butcher shop that is partnering with a college meat processing program. And we'll see why more Americans are saying yes to cheese and butter.

There's a good chance most farmers in 2022 will not be trading their old combine in for a new one. Because chances are, they can't get one.

Corn acres in Wyndmere, North Dakota, are holding steady despite the late planting and the current need for moisture, according to a stop on the Agweek Crop Tour.

Soaked fields are adding to a year with high diesel prices, fertilizer and part shortages.

At the City Council work session on Monday, Jan. 31, community members voiced concerns about how the proposed corn milling plant will be in competition with local co-ops, and how tax breaks and infrastructure improvements to accommodate the foreign company provide it an unfair advantage over local businesses.

At the City Council work session on Monday, Jan. 31, community members voiced concerns about how the proposed corn milling plant will be in competition with local co-ops, and how tax breaks and infrastructure improvements to accommodate the foreign company provide it an unfair advantage over local businesses.

At the City Council work session on Monday, Jan. 31, community members voiced concerns about how the proposed corn milling plant will be in competition with local co-ops, and how tax breaks and infrastructure improvements to accommodate the foreign company provide it an unfair advantage over local businesses.

At the City Council work session on Monday, Jan. 31, community members voiced concerns about how the proposed corn milling plant will be in competition with local co-ops, and how tax breaks and infrastructure improvements to accommodate the foreign company provide it an unfair advantage over local businesses.