In short – it’s not good.
Governor Doug Burgum meets with ND commodity groups
Credit D. Webster It s the good, it s the bad, and it s the ugly. And unfortuately, there s more ugly than there is good or bad.
Dan Wogsland is Executive Director of the North Dakota Grain Growers Association. He says much of the small grains producers in North Dakota are struggling with persistent dry conditions, or just not enough moisture. He says while many producers have experienced excellent yields in recent years, that just won’t be the case this year. If you take a look, the west central - the Hazen, Hurdsfield, going up as far as Berthold - I think that s kind of the epicenter, they just can t buy a rain out there. Obviously the Willison area got some rain last week, but they also got a long of damage. The Dickinson area, not too bad. The Linton area, not too bad. But east, the northeast, which traditionally has the majority of the wheat acres and usually gets the best yields - reall
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Minnesota woman farms, teaches, promotes U.S. wheat worldwide
Rhonda Larson of East Grand Forks, Minn., is a farmer, substitute teacher and national wheat group leader. It s a challenging combination, especially during the pandemic, but she enjoys it. 5:31 am, Dec. 14, 2020
EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. Rhonda Larson farmer, substitute teacher and national commodity group leader tells this story of a classroom experience that gives a taste of her diverse life. We were in school, and they had Career Day and one little girl was dressed up and she said, What am I? Larson answered, A cowgirl? No, the girl responded, I m going to be a farmer! Larson thought, That s cool. Then, Larson said, She and I had a conversation about that s what I do.
East Grand Forks Rhonda Larson farms, teaches, promotes U.S. wheat worldwide
Rhonda Larson of East Grand Forks, Minn., is a farmer, substitute teacher and national wheat group leader. It s a challenging combination, especially during the pandemic, but she enjoys it. 7:47 am, Dec. 14, 2020
EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. Rhonda Larson farmer, substitute teacher and national commodity group leader tells this story of a classroom experience that gives a taste of her diverse life. We were in school, and they had Career Day and one little girl was dressed up and she said, What am I? Larson answered, A cowgirl? No, the girl responded, I m going to be a farmer! Larson thought, That s cool. Then, Larson said, She and I had a conversation about that s what I do.