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Wanted: A few shepherdsLamb, wool group hopes teens will flock to programA North Dakota group, hoping to bolster the next generation of shepherds, plans to give away sheep. Related Content
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Venison, lead study to beginBeginning Friday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the North Dakota Department of Health will conduct a study measuring the risk, if any, of consuming wild game harvested with lead bullets.
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$1 million OK’d for N.D. livestock water projectsA million-dollar pool of state money is now available for North Dakota livestock producers to tap into for watering their herds. The state Water Commission approved the funds late Wednesday, following up on Gov. John Hoeven’s drought declaration last Friday. Last month, the state climatologist said the six months ending in April had been the driest in state history since record-keeping began 113 years ago.
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Two roaming bison are killedA rancher who lives north of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park shot and killed two bison bulls that had escaped the confines of the park Tuesday evening.
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DNR ends sharpshooting in bovine TB areaHunters, landowners and federal sharpshooters have killed 2,656 deer since last September in the area of several bovine tuberculosis cases in northwestern Minnesota, the state Department of Natural Resources said Tuesday.
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Park plans auction of feral horsesIndividuals interested in owning a piece of Theodore Roosevelt National Park can’t necessarily buy land in the park, but today you can buy a horse from the park.
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Brief: Web Resources for Pork ProducersST. PAUL — The University of Minnesota Extension has created a coordinated set of web resources to help pork producers with tough financial questions.
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LivesTalk column: Eradicating bovine TB in MN?is criticalOne of the most important agricultural issues in Minnesota right now is the eradication of bovine tuberculosis
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Cadwell is new west river fieldmanIn the last week, people visiting the livestock auction houses in southwestern North Dakota might have seen a not-so-familiar face in the corrals.Related Content
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Jumping course to open at horse parkThe North Dakota Horse Park Foundation, in collaboration with volunteers from the Alpha Equus English Rider’s Club, have constructed a competitive jumping course on the infield of the NDHP race track in north Fargo.
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Signs of parasite infestationContrary to popular belief, many horses that have dangerous parasite levels appear to be perfectly healthy. From the outside they may be fat, sleek, and shiny, while on the inside worms are doing irreparable damage. But in other horses, especially young ones, parasites can take a visible toll.
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THURSDAY, MAY 15, 10AM, MSUM | 05/15/2008 |
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Farm, Haying & Livestock Equip | 05/15/2008 |
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FRIDAY, MAY 16 COMMERCIAL PROP | 05/16/2008 |
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Construction Inventory Reducti | 05/17/2008 |
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Estate Auction | 05/17/2008 |
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LARGE ESTATE AUCTION | 05/17/2008 |
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SATURDAY, MAY 17, 11AM, LIDGER | 05/17/2008 |
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SATURDAY, MAY 17; LARGE CONTRA | 05/17/2008 |
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