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Talk of farm country in Minnesota's First District congressional race fades beneath national topics - Vimarsana News

Talk of farm country in Minnesota's First District congressional race fades beneath national topics

GOP incumbent Brad Finstad and retired Hormel CEO Jeff Ettinger are facing off for the second time in three months.

Minnesota farm using sustainable grazing to raise grass-fed cattle and pastured pigs - Vimarsana News

Minnesota farm using sustainable grazing to raise grass-fed cattle and pastured pigs

Robert and Sue Keranen operate a 100% perennial, pasture-based farm. They raise grass-fed beef and pastured pork.

Minnesota farm using sustainable grazing to raise grass-fed cattle and pastured pigs - Vimarsana News

Minnesota farm using sustainable grazing to raise grass-fed cattle and pastured pigs

Robert and Sue Keranen operate a 100% perennial, pasture-based farm. They raise grass-fed beef and pastured pork.

Farm, Garden & Outdoors calendar published Aug. 28, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Farm, Garden & Outdoors calendar published Aug. 28, 2021

Events and classes scheduled in the outdoors, gardening and farming. Submit your event at news@wctrib.com by noon on Tuesday.

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Is Minnesota Starving It's Cows? Drought Conditions Worry Farmers - Vimarsana News

Is Minnesota Starving It's Cows? Drought Conditions Worry Farmers

Get our free mobile app Minnesota has been extremely dry this year, and because of that, pastures are running out of grass, putting cattle farmers in a very difficult position. Farmers may have to sell cattle early to reduce the size of the herd or wean calves early to lower the amount of energy cows need. Now, I don't know about you, but I prefer my cows (for lack of a better word)  beefy, and I know from personal experience the more I eat the plumper I get. So with the lack of grass, can we expect to see scrawny cows this year? That just doesn't sound right.