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Regional and state experts – and they are indeed experts – should be able to, on their own, outline and conduct conservation efforts to keep gray wolf numbers in check.

Regional and state experts – and they are indeed experts – should be able to, on their own, outline and conduct conservation efforts to keep gray wolf numbers in check.

From the editorial: According to data from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, there were nearly 2,700 wolves roaming the state as recently as 2022.

Regional and state experts – and they are indeed experts – should be able to, on their own, outline and conduct conservation efforts to keep gray wolf numbers in check.

Five organizations file court motion to participate in support of Winona County dairy farm.

Five organizations file court motion to participate in support of Winona County dairy farm.

Cattle producers in northern and central Minnesota are increasingly dealing with unwelcome interactions with wolves on their property bringing concerns of cattle losses.

Cattle producers in northern and central Minnesota are increasingly dealing with unwelcome interactions with wolves and deer and may soon have some elk to contend with.

NDSU Alum New Leader of Minnesota Beef, Cattle Groups

Three area students graduated from North Dakota State University recently. James Utke of Park Rapids earned a BSEE degree in electrical engineering, Kaitlyn Root of Park Rapids earned a BS degree in agricultural communication, and Erin Puttonenof Sebeka earned her BSN in nursing.