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Jack K. Jensen, 74, passed away at home on April 4, 2024.

Phillip “Phil” Allen Ellingson, 72, of Fargo, ND passed away on January 13th, 2024. Phil was born in Detroit Lakes, MN to Pearl (Johnson) and Elmer Ellingson on September 14th, 1951. He grew up on several farms in the Ulen and Lake Park areas. His love of the outdoors started as a child when he would spend his free time doing farm work, catching fish and frogs, and participating in countless other activities.

Phillip “Phil” Allen Ellingson, 72, of Fargo, ND passed away on January 13th, 2024. Phil was born in Detroit Lakes, MN to Pearl (Johnson) and Elmer Ellingson on September 14th, 1951. He grew up on several farms in the Ulen and Lake Park areas. His love of the outdoors started as a child when he would spend his free time doing farm work, catching fish and frogs, and participating in countless other activities.

Cathy Scheibe, at 82, of LaMoure, North Dakota, continues with Toy Farmer Magazine, more than 22 years after her husband and co-founder, Claire, died. She talks about how the company is changing and preparing for transitions, about how markets for toy tractors and construction equipment have been unusually strong due to the pandemic and supply chain issues for new toy commemorative projects.

Roger Reierson, executive chairman of the board at RR46, writes, "Grand Farm is not just a field, it is truly visionary initiative that will spark collaboration, experimentation, research and development for the next generation of agriculture."

Allen W. Golberg, age 99, died peacefully, surrounded by family and friends, at Bethany Homes in Fargo on Oct. 16, 2022. Allen was born on Aug. 3, 1923, at St. Luke’s Hospital in Fargo to Clara and Alvin Golberg of Horace, ND.

Brian Bjork, 62, (pronounced “Byork”) a farmer from Forman, North Dakota, is selling his machinery piecemeal after making the decision in December 2021 to retire from farming. His reasoning: used equipment values are “hot” and unlikely to improve. He’ll enjoy retirement near family and will work for a young neighbor who will rent his land.

Brian Bjork, 62, (pronounced “Byork”) a farmer from Forman, North Dakota, is selling his machinery piecemeal after making the decision in December 2021 to retire from farming. His reasoning: used equipment values are “hot” and unlikely to improve. He’ll enjoy retirement near family and will work for a young neighbor who will rent his land.

Brian Bjork, 62, (pronounced “Byork”) a farmer from Forman, North Dakota, is selling his machinery piecemeal after making the decision in December 2021 to retire from farming. His reasoning: used equipment values are “hot” and unlikely to improve. He’ll enjoy retirement near family and will work for a young neighbor who will rent his land.

Brian Bjork, 62, (pronounced “Byork”) a farmer from Forman, North Dakota, is selling his machinery piecemeal after making the decision in December 2021 to retire from farming. His reasoning: used equipment values are “hot” and unlikely to improve. He’ll enjoy retirement near family and will work for a young neighbor who will rent his land.