Emily Beal

The Great Plains Food Bank has seen an increase in those in need due to the government shut down.

The Bison Ranch started marketing their guided bison hunts in the late '90s as a way to stay afloat during a down time in the bison markets.

The soybean crop was replanted due to a significant rain event, followed by cold and cloudy days.

Despite facing quite the growing season, the sugarbeet crop is looking good this harvest season.

After the June 20 storm, many producers lost valuable grain storage, prompting The Arthur Companies to build flat storage bunkers and some producers to rethink how they store their grain.

True Blue Flower Co. came to fruition by Bayleigh Lautenschlager wanting to reconnect to her agricultural roots.

Emily Beal was able to tour Riverview's Campbell dairy and gain some insight to how they run their operations.

The Baumbachs offer wildflower honey, pasture-raised poultry and other items that are produced on their farmstead, The Pasture.

The panel discussed the future of artificial intelligence's place on the farm.

The June storms that rushed through the region destroyed countless grain storage facilities. Now farmers are seeking to rebuild before this harvest season

The spring wheat crop has been performing well, despite lack of rainfall in the area.

Due to the storms that swept through the region on June 20th, many farmers are now faced with one question: to replant or to not replant.

The storm that blew through the region obliterated much of North Dakota's grain storage, but Armstrong says the state's new Grain Storage & Facility Rebuilder Program should help with that.

AgweekTV's Emily Beal talks with NDSU's new livestock judging coach, Jacob Klaudt, about his livestock judging career and the storied history of NDSU livestock judging.

After an illustrious career of collegiate livestock judging himself, Jacob Klaudt is now switching roles.

Tariffs have added another layer of uncertainty to the grain markets, but NDSU Extension crops economist Frayne Olson says he was expecting more reaction when it came to the grain markets.

James Nelson's planting season has come to an end, while his sugarbeet fields begin to emerge.

Federal cuts have impacted the Great Plains Food Bank, which helps feed over 150,000 individuals in the state of North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota.

Matt Gast was elected treasurer for the United Soybean Board in December.

Wildfires and lack of precipitation could make this year's forage production lower than desired.