Sue Roesler is a journalist focused on local agricultural news in North Dakota. She writes for Lee Agri-Media and her work has also appeared in AgroPages Media. Sue covers a range of topics including carbon capturing projects, livestock management, crop selection, and agricultural technology.
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Sue Roesler's work focuses primarily on local agriculture and farming in North Dakota, with a strong emphasis on practical, industry-specific insights. Based on her coverage attributes and topics covered, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or insights specific to the agricultural practices of North Dakota or the broader region.
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Implement dealers will have hands-on training for custom applicator participants.
The North Dakota MPA will hold a silent auction at the 57th annual North Dakota Dairy Convention from noon to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025, at the Ramada in Bismarck. Denise Rohweder said, "
Soil health principles are making a difference in a long-term research study on diversity and integrating crops with livestock. Doug Landblom, NDSU beef cattle and integrated systems specialist, discussed a project that many researchers are involved with during the Dickinson Research Extension Center’s (DREC) livestock field day at the Manning Ranch.
DG Fuels, a U.S.-owned sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) company announced a new 5 billion SAF production facility to be built in Moorhead, Minn., with 650 jobs. Production will begin in 2030, according to Dave Ripplinger, NDSU.
Riverview, LLP has announced its intentions to build a 25,000-head dairy in Hillsboro, N.D., and a 12,500-head dairy in Wahpeton, N.D., according to Martha Koehl, Riverview communications specialist at Riverview, LLP in Morris, Minn. “We are excited for the potential opportunity to play a role in North Dakota’s animal agriculture industry and appreciate the support and welcome we’ve received thus far,” Koehl said. “North Dakota is nice and close to us. We have been interested in building there because we know there’s not a lot of animal ag here and wanted to see if there really was the interest, and we found there is.”
By: Sue Roesler
Small farmers don’t need to be part of The FruitGuys supply network to apply for The FruitGuys Community Fund sustainability grants to small farms, according to CEO Erin Mittelstaedt.
CJ Thorne and a helper load calves onto the semis to sell in Dickinson, N.D.
DAWSON, N.D. – Wes Nicholson was out spreading bedding for the bulls at C Diamond Simmental Ranch on the afternoon of Friday, Dec. 27., noting the weather would be turning colder the following week.
With North Dakota being a cattle feeding world during the winter, how can producers effectively feed a cow and have her produce a good calf?
For Calli and CJ Thorne, it was an exciting three days, Jan. 8-10, when the meat team from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Department of Animal Science, Nebraska Extension, and the Center for Agricultural Profitability in Nebraska, took a bird’s eye view of their beef processing plant, Yellowstone River Beef, in Williston.
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