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Trade missions provide an opportunity for Northarvest Bean Growers Association to promote its commodity - Vimarsana News

Trade missions provide an opportunity for Northarvest Bean Growers Association to promote its commodity

During the past two years, Northarvest Bean Growers Association members and staff went on trade missions.

Source: agweek.com
Convoy of Hope takes edible beans from North Dakota and Minnesota to global areas of food insecurity - Vimarsana News

Convoy of Hope takes edible beans from North Dakota and Minnesota to global areas of food insecurity

Convoy of Hope aspires to form more partnerships, similar to Northarvest Bean Growers Association and Central Valley Bean Co-op, with edible bean companies.

AgweekTV Full Show: Evolution Ag Summit, food insecurity, show goats - Vimarsana News

AgweekTV Full Show: Evolution Ag Summit, food insecurity, show goats

This week on AgweekTV, we're at the Evolution Ag Summit in Jamestown, North Dakota. We focus on the topic of food security. And our Livestock Tour continues with a South Dakota show goat operation.

Source: agweek.com
Northarvest growers host visitors from around the world as part of USDA tour - Vimarsana News

Northarvest growers host visitors from around the world as part of USDA tour

About 35 representatives of foreign governments spent a week touring farms, research sites and agribusinesses across Minnesota, in the Otter Berry Farm, which grows dry edible beans.

Source: agweek.com
Despite late planting, both sides of Red River see average to good harvest in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Despite late planting, both sides of Red River see average to good harvest in 2022

Eric Samuelson, a Crookston-area farmer, said despite a wet, late start to the growing season and a dry end, yields have been average or better across the board for most crops.