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North Dakota's forest resources, 1994 (SuDoc A 13.78:NC-336) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1999 North Dakota value-added agriculture regional assessment model: Version 1.0 documentation and technical guide (Agricultural economics software series) by Dean A Bangsund, 1993 N.D.S.U. in 1960: A statistical analysis of the November 4, 1958 vote on amendment number four to change the name of North Dakota Agricultural College ... of Agriculture and Applied Sciences by James William Dodd, 1959 North Dakota value-added agriculture secondary impacts model: Version 1.0 documentation and user's guide (Agricultural economics software series) by Randal C Coon, 1993 A survey and study of North Dakota's potentials for industrial economic development ([North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science] Engineering Experiment Station series) by Lawrence O Doerr, 1964 1931 North Dakota State (College) University of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Yearbook by North Dakota State University, 1931 Report on the drainage of the eastern parts of Cass, Traill, Grand Forks, Walsh, and Pembina Counties, North Dakota (United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Office of experiment stations. Bulletin 189) by John Truesdale Stewart, 1907 Types of farming in North Dakota (Technical bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture) by F. F Elliott, 1928 Grains for western North Dakota and South Dakota (Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture) by F. Ray Babcock, 1917 Agriculture science building for North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota by Arnold Lewis Hanson, 1965 Care of Gift Plants: Azaleas, Chrysanthemums, Cyclamen, Easter Lily, Hydrangea, Pointsettia, Rambler Rose, Spring Bulbs. (Circular A-364 -- January 1962) by Assistant Horticulturist Experiment Station (North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science) Don Hoag, 1962 Proceedings, Intermountain Forest Nursery Association : August 14-18, 1989, Bismarck, North Dakota (SuDoc A 13.88:RM-184) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1989 Important farmlands, Grand Forks County, North Dakota (SuDoc A 57.69:G 76/6) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1981 Flood plain management study for an unnamed tributary through the city of Williston, Williams County, North Dakota (SuDoc A 57.64/4:W 67) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1993

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41. The Changing Face Of Agriculture | North Dakota's Future
    The Future of agriculture In north dakota. By David B. Danbom. The history of northdakota agriculture is virtually synonymous with the history of the state.  
    http://www.prairiepublic.org/features/changing/futureagnd.htm
    
    Extractions: Originally published in "North Dakota History" Volume 56, number 1, winter 1989 The history of North Dakota agriculture is virtually synonymous with the history of the state. Throughout history, agriculture has been our dominant occupation and our main producer of wealth. Directly or indirectly, it has engaged the energies of most of our people. It has been crucial in shaping our society, our institutions, and our values. Our political role, within the state and on the national level, has also reflected the primacy of agriculture in our lives. The first of these wild cards is government policy. During our entire experience as a state and a nation, the United States has been a democratic country that has emphasized the maintenance of individual liberty and a capitalistic economic system. A revolutionary alteration of that status, resulting in the creation of some sort of authoritarian system, would obviously have serious implications for North Dakota agriculture and for the choices farmers could make.

42. Invasive Species: North Dakota
    Specific State Information Government. Noxious Weeds north dakota Departmentof agriculture Programs Species of Concern; Contacts; Management.  
    http://www.invasivespecies.gov/geog/state/nd.shtml

43. North Dakota History
    north dakota s basic industry, agriculture, underwent major difficulties in the1970s and 1980s, again emphasizing that the state was participant in a  
    http://www.minot.k12.nd.us/mps/cc/ndhistory.html
    
    Extractions: Text from the North Dakota Centennial Blue Book 1889-1989. Before Euro-American Settlement of the Northern Plains began in the 19 th Century, the land had been occupied for many centuries. Archeological investigations document the presence of big game hunting cultures after the retreat of the continental glaciers about 10,000 years ago and later settlements of both hunting and gathering and farming peoples dating ca. 2000B.C., to 1860. When the first white explorers arrived, distinct Indian groups existed in what is now North Dakota. These included the Dakota or Lakota nation, Assiniboine, Cheyenne, Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara. Groups of Chippewa moved into the northern Red River Valley around 1800, and Cree, Blackfeet and Crow frequented the western buffalo ranges. (Picture: Catlin 1832) These peoples represented two different adaptations to the plains environment. Nomadic groups depended primarily upon vast herds of American bison for the necessities of life. When the horse was brought to the Northern Plains in the 18 th Century, the lives of the Dakota, Assiniboine and Cheyenne changed dramatically. These bands quickly adapted the horse, and the new mobility enabled them to hunt with ease and consequently to live better than ever before. The horse became a hallmark of Plains cultures, and the images of these mounted Indians bequeathed a romantic image of power and strength that has survived in story, films and songs. (Picture: Catlin 1832)

44. Statistics Of U.S. Businesses: 2001: North Dakota - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishi
    north dakota agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting (part 113-115 only) byEmployment Size of Enterprise Introductory text includes scope and methodology  
    http://www.census.gov/epcd/susb/2001/nd/ND11.HTM
    
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45. FindLaw: State Resources: North Dakota: Laws
    Code. Agricultural Laws From the north dakota Department of agriculture.Session Laws From the north dakota Legislative Branch.  
    http://www.findlaw.com/11stategov/nd/laws.html
    
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46. Japanese Trade Delegation Warns North Dakota On GE Wheat/TITLE>
    BISMARCK As a state trade delegation negotiated contracts in Japan, a group fromthat country asked north dakota s agriculture commissioner on Friday to  
    http://www.organicconsumers.org/ge/japanwheat033004.cfm

47. North Dakota Petition Drive May Put Controversial GE Wheat Issue On The Ballot
    The measure would give north dakota s agriculture commissioner authorityto decide whether farmers could plant genetically modified wheat.  
    http://www.organicconsumers.org/ge/wheat042004.cfm

48. Testimony Presented To The North Dakota Senate Agriculture CommitteeMarch 9, 200
    Testimony Presented to the north dakota Senate agriculture CommitteeMarch 9, 2001. Theresa Podoll Organic Farmer Executive Director  
    http://www.biotech.iastate.edu/publications/IFAFS/TheresaPodoll.html
    
    Extractions: Chairman Wanzek and Members of the Senate Ag Committee, I am Theresa Podoll, an organic farmer near Fullerton, ND, and the Executive Director of Northern Plains Sustainable Agriculture Society. NPSAS is a non-profit organization serving 367 organic growers like myself, the majority of them making their livelihoods in our state of ND. Many other organic growers in the state belong to the Organic Crop Improvement Association, which has three Chapters in ND and Farm Verified Organic, located in Medina, ND, all of us working to serve the growing numbers of certified organic growers. Organic food sales were $4 billion for 1997. The industry has posted double-digit sales growth of 20 percent or greater for the ninth consecutive year. Our state is the

49. Governor Hoeven's 'Agriculture' Initiatives, North Dakota
    industry will translate into stronger rural communities and a stronger north dakota.We must build on our leadership role in agriculture through continued  
    http://www.governor.state.nd.us/init/ag-init.html
    
    Extractions: Centers of Excellence Smart Growth Initiatives Education ... Home Agriculture Agriculture is one of our largest economic sectors. A vigorous and diversified farming and ranching industry will translate into stronger rural communities and a stronger North Dakota. We must build on our leadership role in agriculture through continued diversification and value-added ventures. November 16, 2001

50. Manitoba - North Dakota Zero Tillage Farmers Association
    Forest Resources Agrifoods Manitoba agriculture Manitoba Ag Days New BrunswickDepartment agriculture and Rural Development north dakota State University  
    http://www.mandakzerotill.org/links.htm

51. Agriculture Information For Southwest North Dakota
    on grass production, rangeland management, weather influences on dryland agriculture,beef genetics DREC is part of the north dakota State University system.  
    http://www.dickinsonnd.com/agriculture.htm
    
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52. Listings North Dakota: USA : North Dakota : Agriculture
    All Categories,  
    http://listingsus.com/North-Dakota/Resource_Industries/Agriculture/
    
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53. Quick Facts | Market Information | Wheat Information | North Dakota Wheat Co
    About ND agriculture agriculture is the leading revenueproducing industry inNorth dakota, accounting for about one-third of the state s economic base.  
    http://www.ndwheat.com/wi/markstat/quickfacts.asp
    
    Extractions: A strong wheat industry is very important to the viability of North Dakota. As an example, if the farm level wheat price is $3.50 per bushel ($129 per ton), an average North Dakota wheat crop of 286 million bushels (7.8 million metric tons) is worth $1 billion, plus at least another $2.5 billion in indirect economic contributions.

54. ND Agriculture Products
    north dakota s economy depends heavily on agriculture. The Red RiverValley is one of the most fertile farming areas in the world.  
    http://www.fargo.k12.nd.us/project/ndwebsite/agprdts.htm
    
    Extractions: Farms and ranches cover much of North Dakota. North Dakota's economy depends heavily on agriculture. The Red River Valley is one of the most fertile farming areas in the world. It lies along the Red River, which forms the North Dakota-Minnesota border. It also forms the border between Fargo, North Dakota and Moorhead, Minnesota, as well as Grand Forks, ND and East Grand Forks, MN. Some of North Dakota's agricultural products are barley, wheat, hay, sunflower seeds, milk, sugar, and beets. Potatoes, flax, sweet clover, alfalfa, wheat, oats, corn, and soybeans are some other products grown in North Dakota. Durum wheat is used to make spaghetti and many other products. Linseed oil, which is used to make paint, comes from crushed flax seeds. Flax is also used for cigarette paper. Wheat is the chief crop. North Dakota wheat is shipped all over the world. Farmers in North Dakota also raise hogs, sheep, beef cattle, and dairy cattle. In recent years, products such as carrots, which are usually grown in the southern and western parts of the United States, have been grown very successfully here.

55. Agriculture, Wildlife And Land Use, North Dakota Partners For Fish And Wildlife,
    north dakota township maps illustrate how voluntary easements canbe used for both wildlife and agriculture.  
    http://northdakotapartners.fws.gov/nd8.htm
    
    Extractions: AT AUDUBON NWR ... WYOMING Agriculture, Wildlife and Land Use This North Dakota township contains private farmland, wetlands, and public land in the National Wildlife Refuge System. In 1994, this township produced excellent crops of wheat, barley . . . as well as ducks. A patchwork-quilt of voluntary easements covers the township. These easements protect wetlands or retire highly erodible cropland to wildlife habitat. Food crops and wildlife thrive in this example township. The point is that public-supported conservation is compatible with private land profit-farming.

56. Ecoregions Of North Dakota And South Dakota
    of agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service (formerly the Soil ConservationService), various county soil surveys of north and South dakota.  
    http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/1998/ndsdeco/sources.htm
    
    Extractions: South Dakota Major North Dakota and South Dakota Sources Home North Dakota Ecoregions South Dakota Ecoregions Level III Ecoregions ... Major Sources Agriculture Canada , 1992, Soil landscapes of Canada, Saskatchewan: Canada Soil Inventory, Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research, Ottawa, Ontario, Publication 5243/B, 5 5 p., 1 map, scale 1:1,000,000. Agriculture Canada , 1989, Soil landscapes of Canada, Manitoba: Canada Soil Inventory, Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research, Ottawa, Ontario, Publication 5242/B, 22 p., 1 map, scale 1:1,000,000. Bailey, R.M., and Allum, M.O. , 1962, Fishes of South Dakota: Ann Arbor, Michigan, Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan, 131 p. Baumberger, R. , 1977, Rangeland resources of South Dakota: Society for Range Management, Old West Regional Range Program, 150 p. Bleed, A., and Flowerday, C. , eds., 1990, An atlas of the Sand Hills: Conservation and Survey Division, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Lincoln, Nebraska, University of Nebraska, Resource Atlas no. 5a, 265 p. Bluemle, J.P.

57. Human Anthrax Associated With An Epizootic Among Livestock --- North Dakota, 200
    Reported by L Shireley, MPH, T Dwelle, MD, D Streitz, north dakotaDept of Health; L Schuler, DVM, north dakota Dept of agriculture.  
    http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5032a1.htm
    
    Extractions: On August 28, 2000, the North Dakota Department of Health was notified by a local clinician of a patient with a cutaneous lesion suggestive of anthrax following exposure to an infected animal carcass. This report summarizes the investigation of this case, which was associated with an anthrax epizootic among livestock in North Dakota, and emphasizes the importance of increased vigilance for human cases of anthrax during and following outbreaks of anthrax among livestock. On August 19, 2000, a 67-year-old resident of eastern North Dakota participated in the disposal of five cows that had died of anthrax. On the day of disposal, he placed chains around the heads and hooves of the animals and moved them to a burial site. He reported having worn leather gloves throughout transportation and disposal. On August 23, he noticed a small bump on his left cheek at the angle of his jaw. On August 25, the lesion had enlarged and he sought medical attention. He denied fever, malaise, headache, pruritus, or difficulty swallowing. On examination, the lesion was indurated to approximately the size of a quarter and was surrounded by a purple colored ring. The patient was afebrile and did not appear ill. The physician reported a firm, nontender, superficial nodule with an overlying 0.5 cm black eschar. No drainage was noted and neither wound nor blood cultures was obtained. The patient was placed on ciprofloxacin 500 mg twice a day for presumed cutaneous anthrax.

58. Marketplace Of Ideas
    Commissioner, north dakota s Path to Economic Growth A message from USSenator Kent Conrad and agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson. We  
    http://www.marketplaceofideas.com/
    
    Extractions: A message from U.S. Senator Kent Conrad and Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson We believe that the path to a better and brighter North Dakota begins with the business ideas and talent of North Dakotans. That's why we've focused Marketplace on entrepreneurship - creating new businesses. It's what we call, "Growing North Dakota from Within." Economists, scholars and smart business people recognize that new business growth is the key to revitalizing rural America's economy. At Marketplace, North Dakota's longest-running economic development conference, prospective entrepreneurs can obtain tools to build their business from scratch. Marketplace can teach you how to transform an idea from a sketch on paper to a commercial success.

59. NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, FARGO, USA - UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS
    Address, University Station Fargo, north dakota 58105 United States of GeneralAgricultural Teacher Education agriculture/ Agricultural Sciences, General  
    http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/north_dakota_university/
    
    Extractions: The Fargo metropolitan area has a population of 150,000 in a relatively safe, secure, and clean environment. Fargo has a high quality education system, complete medical system, strong business environment, entertainment and cultural activities, and excellent parks, golf courses, and other public facilities. The nearest large cities, Minneapolis, Minnesota and Winnipeg, Canada, are only a four-hour drive away.

60. LII - Results For "agriculture North Dakota"
    No Stemming Show titles only in results. Results for agriculture northdakota 1 of 1, The Northern Great Plains, 18801920 A collection  
    http://sfpl.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=Agriculture North Dakota;s

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