by Pete Erickson
The seeds we sow. That’s the thought that comes to mind as we inch closer to spring and the start of a new growing season.
It was such a dramatic contrast and it told a dramatic story. In mid-January, I spoke at the North Dakota Dairy Convention in Bismarck.
If you’re thinking about planting a garden this spring, look to perennials to provide seasons of beauty, low maintenance and a good return on your
The pressures of farming and ranching don’t disappear when the crops are harvested or the ground freezes for the winter.
I have started a few business ventures, but I didn’t follow through with most of them.
Nothing was ever handed to the Lamoureux twins.
On a cold day in late December 1978, photographer Donna VanHorn and I drove to Aberdeen, S.D., to do a report on foreign ownership of U.S.
