Karen Woodrich of the Natural Resources Conservation Service talks about scheduled batching dates for Agricultural Conservation Easement Program applications, as well as potential future dates in Fiscal Year 2025.

Karen Woodrich of the Natural Resources Conservation Service talks about scheduled batching dates for Agricultural Conservation Easement Program applications, as well as potential future dates in Fiscal Year 2025.

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!

Morning Ag News, September 11, 2024: Deadlines approaching for ACEP project funding applications

This year's income prospects for crop producers are far different from those involved in animal agriculture.

This year's income prospects for crop producers are far different from those involved in animal agriculture.

Afternoon Ag News, September 11, 2024: 2024 income prospects differ greatly for livestock and crop producers

Abnormally dry or drought conditions are present across 73 percent of the Missouri River Basin, with drought conditions likely to persist or get worse through November. August runoff was 1.2 million acre-feet, 86 percent of the average above Sioux City, Iowa.

Abnormally dry or drought conditions are present across 73 percent of the Missouri River Basin, with drought conditions likely to persist or get worse through November. August runoff was 1.2 million acre-feet, 86 percent of the average above Sioux City, Iowa.

Mid-morning Ag News, September 11, 2024:Drought conditions likely to persist in Missouri River Basin

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey says near to above normal temperatures and near to below normal precipitation will be predominant weather trends for the period of September 11 - 17.

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey says near to above normal temperatures and near to below normal precipitation will be predominant weather trends for the period of September 11 - 17.

Morning Ag News, September 11, 2024: Deadlines approaching for ACEP project funding applications

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