Emily Beal is a journalist based in North Dakota, specializing in local agriculture and rural issues. With a focus on farming, livestock, and small businesses, Emily's articles provide insights into the challenges and successes of the agricultural industry in the region. Her work has been featured in various publications, including AGWEEK, west Central Tribune, WDAY, and more.
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Kari Olson has spent her whole life the family farm. Now, it's her time to move it into the next generation.
Participants say the workshop that offered credentialing for equine specialists was an opportunity not available anywhere else in the region.
By: Emily Beal
The Ag Innovation Corridor is a collaboration of over 100 companies, set to brand the region as the epicenter for ag innovation.
By: Emily Beal
After having some health issues, Dayle Reinke turned to grass-fed meat. Now, the Reinkes sell their grass fed pork, beef and lamb directly to consumers.
By: Emily Beal Agweek
When traveling to Sweden, Emily Beal saw firsthand how the pride of sustaining the family farm to the next generation is a global desire, no matter the country.
By: Emily Beal
Gaits of Hope offers free equine assisted therapy to those who have served in the U.S. military. Veterans say it's made a substantial difference in their mental health.
By: Emily Beal, Jenny Schlecht
Morris, Minnesota, company plans to open a 25,000-head dairy in Hillsboro, North Dakota, and a 12,500-head dairy in Wahpeton, North Dakota.
By: Emily Beal
Overall wheat yield estimates appear to be higher than the previous 15 years of records by the Wheat Quality Council following the Wheat Quality Council tour finale on Thursday, July 25.
Despite some heavy moisture, the spring wheat crop has persevered nicely in northeastern North Dakota.
Blyss Flower Farm outside of Ada, Minnesota, hosts you-pick events where customers can come and cut their own bouquet of farm fresh flowers.
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