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Initiative Foundation president transitions to top state economic development role in June; search for successor will soon be underway.
Pequot Lakes' bobber water tower featured in "CBS Weekend News" story
Brent and Barb Stroh work with a Wisconsin based marketing company to market not only their lambs, but fellow producers as well.
The new child care center, when filled, will have capacity for 110 children, more than doubling the amount in the existing Little Sprouts Learning Center.

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When large processors were forced to close during the COVID-19 pandemic, smaller processors like Heart O' Lakes Meats took on more than they could chew to keep producers and consumers served.
The North Dakota Soybean Council's director of market development recently stepped back from her full-time job to work part time at her local rural day care. A shortage of child care is the reason.
Hospitals say legislative bills would create an "existential crisis" for systems. Nurses say they need more say in staffing.
Insurance regulators encourage consumers to scrutinize policies for changes in coverage, particularly when it comes to hail damage to metal roofs and siding
Dairy farmers in southeast Minnesota recently had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the culture of employees they work with daily on their farms.

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Using satellite-based sensors, an ISU research team aims to estimate the water content of plants in fields across the Corn Belt.
The country's largest bison producing state sees an increased interest in bison and the need for more bison research.
Minnesota experienced a winter fish kill not seen in decades, according to fish farmer Barry Thoele. It's going to have a large impact on the ability to buy bait fish this year.

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