Ashland Industries, an exhibitor at the Big Iron Farm show, is displaying a cancer awareness pull-type earthmover in memory of a valued work family member, Bob Eder, who lost a long battle with multiple myeloma.  This scraper will be sold via online, Steffes Group auction company, by Monday September 20, 2021 with 100% profits donated to create scholarships for our youth interested in pursuing manufacturing trades near our factory.  Rusty Halvorson visits with Randy Rust about the special effort in Bob's memory.

Ashland Industries, an exhibitor at the Big Iron Farm show, is displaying a cancer awareness pull-type earthmover in memory of a valued work family member, Bob Eder, who lost a long battle with multiple myeloma.&nbsp; This scraper will be sold via online, Steffes Group auction company, by Monday September 20, 2021 with 100% profits donated to create scholarships for our youth interested in pursuing manufacturing trades near our factory.&nbsp; Rusty Halvorson visits with Randy Rust about the special effort in Bob's memory.

Sarah Heinrich is both a rancher and a broadcaster for The Ag News Leader, KFGO & the Growing Harvest Ag Network. She’s the former KX-TV, Bismarck, Ag Director and the niece of another legendary North Dakota Ag Director, Al Gustin. She leads the KFGO 790-AM team as Farm & Ranch Director. Also part of the team is Farm and Ranch Reporter Sam Halstengard.

Sarah Heinrich is both a rancher and a broadcaster for The Ag News Leader, KFGO &amp; the Growing Harvest Ag Network. She&rsquo;s the former KX-TV, Bismarck, Ag Director and the niece of another legendary North Dakota Ag Director, Al Gustin. She leads the KFGO 790-AM team as Farm &amp; Ranch Director. Also part of the team is Farm and Ranch Reporter Sam Halstengard.

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KFGO & Growing Harvest Ag Network's Sarah Heinrich & Rusty Halverson bring you the latest in agriculture news and information from the Upper Midwest. Subscribe on Apple, Stitcher and wherever you get your podcasts as well!

KFGO &amp; Growing Harvest Ag Network's Sarah Heinrich &amp; Rusty Halverson bring you the latest in agriculture news and information from the Upper Midwest. Subscribe on Apple, Stitcher and wherever you get your podcasts as well!

Big Iron:  Ashland Industries honors memory of Bob Eder with earthmover auction and scholarship

New data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, analyzed by the Renewable Fuels Association, shows U.S. ethanol production declined for the week ending April 17, falling 7.1 percent to an 11-week low of 1.04 million barrels per day.

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New data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, analyzed by the Renewable Fuels Association, shows U.S. ethanol production declined for the week ending April 17, falling 7.1 percent to an 11-week low of 1.04 million barrels per day.
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Afternoon Ag News, April 24, 2026: U.S. ethanol production hits 11- week low

This Farm Talk segment is brought to you by North Dakota Corn. Carson Klosterman serves as Chairman of the North Dakota Corn Utilization Council. We visit with Carson about the field work taking place in his area. 

This Farm Talk segment is brought to you by North Dakota Corn. Carson Klosterman serves as Chairman of the North Dakota Corn Utilization Council. We visit with Carson about the field work taking place in his area.&nbsp;

Farm Talk: Field work has started in southeastern North Dakota

Senator John Hoeven, Chairman of the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee and a senior member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, said North Dakota will expand its agriculture research leadership under the U.S. Department of Agriculture reorganization plan. Specifically, North Dakota will gain 45 additional Agricultural Research Service employees and 10 new research projects totaling approximately $28.5 million in annual research that will be reassigned from Maryland’s Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. 

Source : Senator Hoeven's Office

Senator John Hoeven, Chairman of the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee and a senior member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, said North Dakota will expand its agriculture research leadership under the U.S. Department of Agriculture reorganization plan. Specifically, North Dakota will gain&nbsp;45 additional Agricultural Research Service employees and 10 new research projects totaling approximately $28.5 million in annual research that will be reassigned from Maryland&rsquo;s Beltsville Agricultural Research Center.&nbsp;
Source : Senator Hoeven's Office

Big Iron: Ashland Industries honors memory of Bob Eder with earthmover auction and scholarship

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