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As the leaves fall and the nights grow cooler, the water temperature in lakes and rivers across the state has started dropping as well. Whether they’re hunting, fishing, or paddling, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources offers this reminder to anyone still using the water: Your safety is your responsibility. Even for strong swimmers, unexpected
U.S. Senators Tina Smith and Amy Klobuchar (both D-MN), members of the Senate Agriculture Committee, announced funding for Renewing the Countryside’s Upper Midwest Farmland Access Hub Navigator Program to improve farmland access outcomes for all stages of beginning farmers in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa. The Farmland Access Hub, in its seventh year, pairs land-seeking farmers
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will offer state lands in Aitkin, Cook, Itasca, and St. Louis counties during its annual public land sale Nov. 7-21. These rural and lakeshore properties may appeal to adjacent landowners or offer recreational opportunities such as space for a small cabin or camping. Annual land sales help the
Our Pet of the Week this week is Aphrodite, and because she is the pet of the week, she is 10% off. She is sweet and loving, enjoys giving hugs, and is very good at stealing hearts.
The Small Grains Institute Committee is comprised of 10 members from the farm community, industry, and extension. The two-day event focuses on educational programs featuring leading edge topics and a farm equipment show held each February at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Since its inception in 1990, the SGI’s mission has been
On Sunday, October 20, 2024 at 5:44 pm, the Grand Forks Police Department was notified of a suicidal subject who was believed to be beneath the Kennedy Bridge in Grand Forks. The subject was believed to have a handgun, and he was believed to have driven his pickup to the bridge. Upon officer arrival, a
