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Looking toward the future of U.S. agriculture

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Fri, 11/21/2025 - 09:29 AM

One bright future

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Reader Reply: December 2025

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DELICIOUS APPLE TRADITION Linda Holm-Peterson often shared her "Best Ever Apple Crisp" recipe with her students when she was teaching family consumer science.

Linda Holm-Peterson often shared her "Best Ever Apple Crisp" recipe with her students when she was teaching family consumer science.

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MAKING GENERAL SURGERY AVAILABLE TO ALL IN RURAL NORTH DAKOTA Dr. Mary Aaland, center, taught a “stop the bleed” class in Linton in November. The program teaches nonmedical people how to apply tourniquets and pack open bleeding wounds. Aaland has taught more than 130 people in the classes with the help of local emergency medical services providers.

Dr. Mary Aaland, center, taught a “stop the bleed” class in Linton in November. The program teaches nonmedical people how to apply tourniquets and pack open bleeding wounds. Aaland has taught more than 130 people in the classes with the help of local emergency medical services providers.

LOSING RURAL GROCERIES, LOSING FOOD ACCESS Rural people work hard to keep their grocery stores. But some rural groceries have difficulty getting common grocery items, like produce or fresh meat, perhaps because they can’t find a supplier to deliver to them or because they can’t afford the price offered. Photo by NDAREC/Liza Kessel

Rural people work hard to keep their grocery stores. But some rural groceries have difficulty getting common grocery items, like produce or fresh meat, perhaps because they can’t find a supplier to deliver to them or because they can’t afford the price offered. Photo by NDAREC/Liza Kessel

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