Noah Fish is a Multimedia Reporter at Agweek. He focuses on agriculture and farming, exploring themes such as climate change, sustainable agriculture, and innovative practices in the industry. Noah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the West Central Tribune, Duluth News Tribune, and Prairie Business magazine.
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Noah Fish's coverage predominantly focuses on local agriculture and farming stories in Minnesota, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and events related to rural communities. If you're looking to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or data related to agricultural policies, local environmental impact studies, or business initiatives within the farming sector.
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University of Minnesota Extension has warned that confirmed glufosinate resistance leaves some fields with few reliable herbicide options remaining.
The lawsuit alleges that Christian messaging sent to agency employees created religious pressure in the workplace.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis' first quarter 2026 Ag Credit Survey reveals spending and incomes have continued their downward trend.
After three decades of rotational grazing, a southeastern Minnesota cattle family says healthier soil, lower fertilizer use and long-term resilience are paying off.
Farmers for Soil Health resumes enrollment with higher payments and shorter contracts, while Minnesota's low-interest loan program to reduce runoff gets a boost.
Minnesota Department of Agriculture officials urge farmers and commercial haulers to slow down, secure loads and report spills quickly as fertilizer, grain and chemicals move statewide.
By: Noah Fish
Further consolidation of the grain industry comes at an already difficult time for grain farmers.
The outgoing U.S. senator said that finishing a farm bill is among her top priorities, but the path to do so remains uncertain.
By: Noah Fish
Twenty-four organizations seek to restore $127 million in canceled USDA grants meant to help beginning and underserved farmers gain access to land, capital and markets.
The half-acre of land in the northeast corner of Slatterly Park includes an orchard planted more than a decade ago along with a variety plants grown and maintained by volunteers.
