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FARMING

Angie Johnson and her husband raise Akaushi Wagyu cattle on their ranch near Aitkin. The couple sells their cuts on their website and from a trailer they drive throughout Minnesota.
From trade policies and tariffs to environmental regulations and workforce, experts are keeping a close eye on the upcoming presidency and how it may affect the North Star State
From the column: "Minnesota’s farmers are the backbone of our state’s agricultural heritage. They deserve fewer barriers and less bureaucracy, not more."
For thousands of years, man and horse worked together to grow crops. And then the tractor came, bringing advances in farming that started on the prairie

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DNR webinar on Oct. 2 will explain Public Waters Inventory update project. The eight-year effort will update 1980s-era inventory.
Kendra Martin started Golden Hour Gardens on her parents' farm after years of only growing vegetables. The flower stand sells bouquets along Lavaque Road.
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The owners of Big Springs Farm were looking for ways to diversify revenue. Agritourism is their plan.
So far, no wolves have killed livestock within the fences on farms where they've been installed.
Chiropractor David Gottenborg is strengthening the core of Minnesota's apple production with his 8,000-tree apple orchard near Audubon.
In Minnesota, industries related to beets, lumber and potatoes were the focus for government photographers. Drought spread and unemployment rose to 29% statewide and 70% on the Iron Range.
DFL messaging around abortion protection, the environment, police reform and gender identity issues doesn’t resonate in rural parts of the state, one farmer and DFL Legislative candidate said
Area cattle and crop farmers met with U.S. Sen. Tina Smith on Wednesday in Blackduck to discuss the difficult season of rain that severely limited their ability to plant.
As weeds adapt to become more resistent to chemicals, company gets creative with new tech to help farmers tackle the problem
Farmers of color in the state make somewhere around $20,000 annually and are challenged by limited access to finances and market entry, says expert

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