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'Weather' we like it or not, dealing with storm damage is part of rural living - Vimarsana News

'Weather' we like it or not, dealing with storm damage is part of rural living

"An 80 mph wind ripped through our farmstead near Larimore, North Dakota, toppling trees, some of which landed in inopportune places."

Source: agweek.com
Mom Charged with 1999 Murder of Her 6-Year-Old Son After a 23-Year Breakthrough Call from Family Friend - Vimarsana News

Mom Charged with 1999 Murder of Her 6-Year-Old Son After a 23-Year Breakthrough Call from Family Friend

A mom was charged for her son's death in 1999. Police identified her son's body after 23 years following a tip from someone who knew the mom and the young boy in 1998.

In July, most of Lily Bergman's crops were playing catch-up, but at least they all got in the ground - Vimarsana News

In July, most of Lily Bergman's crops were playing catch-up, but at least they all got in the ground

Given the challenges of the 2022 growing and planting season, overall, the crops look better than Lily Bergman had expected they would.

Source: agweek.com
A farmstead owner's work is never done - Vimarsana News

A farmstead owner's work is never done

The list of projects my husband, Brian, and I want to do on our farmstead far exceeds the time we have to do them, so we have to prioritize. Over the July Fourth weekend, pulling out trees from the pasture fence line was at the top of the list.

Jonah Goldberg: A criminal referral on Trump? It's beside the point - Vimarsana News

Jonah Goldberg: A criminal referral on Trump? It's beside the point

Attorney General Merrick Garland already said last month he's watching the hearings closely. More importantly, he's already investigating. In short, there's nothing additional the DOJ would do -- or not do -- if it received a referral from Congress.