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The founders of 3 Farm Daughters, from left to right, are Grace (Sproule) Lunski, Mollie (Sproule) Ficocello and Annie (Sproule) Gorder.

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Three daughters, two ingredients – one extraordinary pasta The founders of 3 Farm Daughters, from left to right, are Grace (Sproule) Lunski, Mollie (Sproule) Ficocello and Annie (Sproule) Gorder.

The founders of 3 Farm Daughters, from left to right, are Grace (Sproule) Lunski, Mollie (Sproule) Ficocello and Annie (Sproule) Gorder.

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Editorial: The seeds we sow, March 2022 Josh Kramer

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SEPTEMBER 2020: RECIPE ROUNDUP - Proud to be a penny-pinching country girl This summer, Susie Nitschke and her brother-in-law, Brian Nitschke, are putting up hay to feed cattle through winter. Photo by Pat Schaffer/Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative

This summer, Susie Nitschke and her brother-in-law, Brian Nitschke, are putting up hay to feed cattle through winter. Photo by Pat Schaffer/Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative

ELECTRIC CO-OPS TAKE ACTION Zac Smith, NDAREC communications and government relations director (top), and Paul Matthys, Cass County Electric Cooperative vice president of member and energy services, testify Feb. 3 before the Senate Industry, Business and Labor Committee. Photos By NDAREC/Liza Kessel

Zac Smith, NDAREC communications and government relations director (top), and Paul Matthys, Cass County Electric Cooperative vice president of member and energy services, testify Feb. 3 before the Senate Industry, Business and Labor Committee. Photos By NDAREC/Liza Kessel

Which appliance to upgrade? Replacing an old fridge with an ENERGY STAR®-rated model can cut the monthly cost to operate from $20 to less than $5 a month. Photo courtesy Scott Van Osdol

Replacing an old fridge with an ENERGY STAR®-rated model can cut the monthly cost to operate from $20 to less than $5 a month. Photo courtesy Scott Van Osdol

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