Battling hail, wind, rain and even a snow storm, we were happy to have a hemp harvest!

Once again, a HUGE thank you to our community for helping to make Cans 4 Corn 2019 a great success!

Nutrient-packed hemp grain aims at the human consumption market

Niche non-genetically modified wheats that Arcadia BioSciences is developing under the GoodWheat brand.

Last year at this time, Western North Dakota experienced a debilitating drought. Those of us on the eastern part of the state were fortunate enough to share the blessings of our resources – and a little rain.

Thank you for everyone who came out and supported our Annual Cans 4 Corn event – it was our best one yet!  

Thank you North Dakota Farmer’s Union for the opportunity to host your Founding Farmer’s Restaurant group at our field & shop!

North Dakota Farmer’s Union Grand Forks County Young Producer Event with Senator Hoeven.

Thank you to all who were a part of this years Cans 4 Corn! We appreciate your donations and time.

By Grand Forks Herald Editorial Board

Article by: Jonathan Knutson / Agweek Staff Writer

Article by Andrew Hazzard / Grand Forks Herald

While in many parts of the country rain would be of little bother to farmers, our soil type can make daily work very difficult. The Red River Valley has a lot of clay type soils that hold moister for longer periods of time vs. soils in other parts of the country.

Our very own Mike Sproule was featured in the May/June edition of Farm Futures.