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VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Contestants from around the region will be competing April 17th and 18th in the North Dakota Junior High Rodeo in Valley City inside the North Dakota Winter Show Event Center. North Dakota Winter Show Manager Tesa Klein said the rodeo will be held in the main arena starting at 10am on Saturday, April 17th and at 9am on Sunday, April 18th. Admission to the rodeo is $10 per day or $15 for the weekend, children 10 and under get into the rodeo free Saturday an...

By Ruth Nicolaus VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The Cowboy Channel will air all three performances of the North Dakota Winter Show’s PRCA rodeo. The performances, to be held at 7 pm on March 12 and at 2 pm and 7 pm on March 13 and will be broadcast live on the Cowboy Channel, which is channel 232 on Dish and 603 on DirectTV. It’s a great opportunity to showcase pro rodeo in North Dakota, and the Winter Show, said Tesa Klein, general manager of the Winter Show. “We’re proud of th...

The North Dakota Winter Show has a rich history, taking place each year since 1937. Written By: Emily Beal | 5:30 am, Mar. 8, 2021 VALLEY CITY, N.D. — The North Dakota Winter Show is gearing up to host its 84th annual agriculture show. The show itself has a rich history, overcoming many challenges and obstacles over its eight decades of existence. However, the show has been held every year since its birth in 1937, despite those trials and tribulations. Klein believes th...

AgweekTV for March 6-7, 2021. 5:30 am, Mar. 6, 2021 Coming up on AgweekTV, we will take a look at farmers finalizing their farm program and crop insurance elections. We will discuss the probability in sheep productions. Well see firefighters learn about grain extractions. Finally, we will discuss how many grain producers are evaluating their 2021 market decisions. COMING UP ON AGWEEK TV FARMERS FINALIZE THEIR FARM PROGRAM AND CROP INSURANCE ELECTIONS WITH THE BEST SAFETY NET IN 7 YEAR...

By Ruth Nicolaus VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NDWS) – The woman behind the activity at the North Dakota Winter Show in Valley City started her Winter Show attendance as a baby in a car seat, stashed under the table at the craft show. Tesa Rode Klein grew up in Adrian, N.D., attending the Winter Show with her mom, Patricia, as Patricia sold crafts at the fair, and her dad, Loren, who, with Patricia, was part of the N.D. state Holstein sale held at the Winter Show. It actually goes back another generatio...

84th annual celebration

The 84th Annual North Dakota Winter Show In March! There is a reason WHY the 84th Annual North Dakota Winter Show is such a fantastic tradition, its a 5-day jam-packed event. Last year the show just missed the arrival of COVID-19, and was another smashing success. According to newsdakota.com Valley City (about 2 hours away from Bismarck), there is something for every member of the family and every age group. The event will follow CDC, city,and state COVID-19 guidelines -  This year’s ev...

The 84th annual event is from March 10-14. Written By: Kathy Steiner | × The 84th annual North Dakota Winter Show is scheduled March 10-14 in Valley City, N.D. This year’s event starts with a tractor pull on Wednesday, March 10, with the possibility of a truck pull the same night. Thursday, March 11, is Horse Day at the Winter Show, with the Ranch Rodeo that evening. PRCA rodeo reigns on Friday, March 12, and Saturday, March 13, with performances on March 12 at 7 p.m. and on ...

VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NDWS) – Throw open the gates and let the celebration begin! The 84th annual North Dakota Winter Show holds its annual bash March 10-14 in Valley City, N.D., with plenty of daytime activities, nightly arena events, and something for every member of the family and every age group! This year’s event starts with a tractor pull on Wed., March 10, with the possibility of a truck pull the same night. Thursday, March 11, is Horse Day at the Winter Show, with the Ranch Rodeo that ...

North Star Classic cattle show pushes through pandemic After many livestock shows have been canceled due to COVID-19, the North Star Classic decided to push through to give their exhibitors an opportunity to showcase their hard work. Written By: Emily Beal | × The North Star Classic saw a rise in exhibitors this year due to other livestock show cancelations. (Emily Beal / Agweek) VALLEY CITY, N.D. — With the cancellation of many livestock shows this year due to ...