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Farm Rescue helps farmers across the Midwest while dealing with an outside crisis.

Farm Rescue helps producers who have experienced a major illness or injury and also provides equipment and a volunteer workforce.

Farm Rescue helps producers who have experienced a major illness or injury and also provides equipment and a volunteer workforce.

This week on AgweekTV, as planting progress varies greatly in our region, we'll check on planting updates from both eastern and western North Dakota. We'll visit a ranch that's incorporating wagyu genetics to enhance its operation. We'll see a prime example in central Minnesota of how meat producers are expanding. And John Deere and Busch Light offer a special beer to help farmers in crisis.

This week on AgweekTV, we'll take a closer look at the future of soybean crushing in North Dakota with two big plants on the horizon. We'll visit the southern Red River Valley, where corn planting is finally getting started. We'll begin our "Follow A Farmer" series once again, where we'll meet a 22-year-old ag engineering graduate who's beginning her career as a full-time farmer. And a well-known group that helps farmers in need is at the mercy of Mother Nature...

Gene and Katie Birklid own and operate a diversified crop operation near Fort Ransom, North Dakota. Gene Birklid recently had his second brain surgery of the year, which meant he needed some assistance with this year's soybean harvest. Farm Rescue was able to come in and help the family, making the Birklids Farm Rescue's 800th farm family assisted

North Dakota nonprofit helps ranchers and farmers Joel Crane © Provided by Minot-Bsmrck-Dcknsn(Wlstn) KFYR-TV KFYR BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A nonprofit organization based in North Dakota is helping ranchers affected by the drought acquire livestock feed. Farm Rescue is once again activating Operation Hay Lift to assist those affected by natural disasters like drought and wildfire. Traditionally, Operation Hay Lift helps ranchers find hay, but this year, they’ve had to find...

AgweekTV for May 15-16, 2021. Written By: AgweekTV | 5:30 am, May 15, 2021 Coming up on AgweekTV, we will find out why some rural residents arent getting a COVID vaccination. Well take a look at the USDAs first estimates on new crop production in the May WASDE Report. We will discuss ADMs announcement of a new $250 million soy bean processing plant in North Dakota. Well talk about the pandemic causing a shortage of farming parts during the busy planting season. Finally, we will take a l...

May 7, 2021 WOLVERTON (AP) — A Minnesota farmer who broke his back, fell victim to COVID-19 and recently underwent surgery will nonetheless have corn and soybeans to harvest this fall thanks to an agricultural organization that helps those in need. The non-profit Farm Rescue helped Robert Nord plant his fields in North Dakota, not far from his homestead in Wolverton, Minnesota. “Being a farmer we never want to ask for any help and when help is offered we sometimes are hesitant to take peo...

Farm Rescue helps Minnesota farmer who has been through the wringer Robert Nord has sustained a multitude of injuries and illness over the past couple of months, leaving planting season a daunting task for the Minnesota farmer. Farm Rescue is pitching in to help Nord get his acres planted this season. Written By: Emily Beal | × Farmer and rancher Robert Nord of Wolverton, Minn., and Farm Rescue volunteer Tom Meyer talk Wednesday, May 5, 2021, after Nords cornfield w...