Farmers in crisis: recalculation in farm country
Tariffs, $875-a-ton fertilizer and a war half a world away are squeezing North Dakota farmers from both directions — and the pain is not landing evenly.
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Farmers in crisis: mental health matters on the prairie
Farmers and ranchers die by suicide at roughly 3.5 times the rate of the general population. Counselors, trainers and ag leaders across the region are working to change that.
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Fargo voters to choose between commission, council governments in October
Fargo voters will decide whether to completely overhaul the city governance system during a special election now set for Oct. 6.
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MODERN: A Modern Man Pop-Up Art Show
Modern Man’s work will be on view from September 11-26 in downtown Fargo.
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Some beloved witches return in ‘Practical Magic 2’
Sequels like “Practical Magic 2” are expected to be cinematic comfort food, a recipe dependent on the reuse of many of the ingredients that viewers love in the originals.
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Food & Drink
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New ethnic restaurants an exciting addition to F-M dining scene
Rick Gion samples the newest Indian and Nepalese kitchens in Fargo-Moorhead, from buffets at Anand and Mount Everest to weekend-only dosas at India Street Food.
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Table to Farm
A multi-course meal of local food served out at Farm in the Dell, with a tour of the farm and gardens between courses.
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Solving the hormonal keys
The key for male (and female) health: estrogen, testosterone and their siblings
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Homesteading insights from the road
A drive to the Germans from Russia convention in Kansas, and a homesteading journal from a sod house in Perkins County, 1910.
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Castrating Congress and carving the Constitution
Trump: ‘No other president could do some of the shit I’m doing’
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Good news for the badlands
The Short Ranch is on the National Register of Historic Places — and with it, the twenty-year fight over a bridge across the Little Missouri may finally be over.
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