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Lookout Fire 54 Percent Contained, Believed To Be Human Caused
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (146+ words) Dakota News Network Lookout Fire 54 Percent Contained, Believed To Be Human Caused (Rapid City, SD) — Fire officials say the Lookout Fire burning near Spearfish is 54-percent contained. The Type Three Interagency Incident Management Team overseeing the containment effort says they…...
El Nino Could Slash US Drought Coverage to 30% by Spring
1+ week, 6+ day ago (663+ words) Building El Nino conditions could erase much of the drought footprint currently gripping the western United States by next April, according to Nutrien Ag Solutions Principal Atmospheric Scientist Eric Snodgrass, who joined Market Talk on Monday for the Weekly Weather…...
Sen. Hoeven Outlines Infrastructure Projects With FEMA Aid
1+ week, 6+ day ago (144+ words) Dakota News Network Sen. Hoeven Outlines Infrastructure Projects With FEMA Aid (Bismarck, ND) — Sen. John Hoeven is outlining infrastructure plans with support from FEMA. The projects include infrastructure for flood prevention, disaster mitigation and recovery efforts in Bismarck, Lincoln and…...
Farmland Values Hold Steady Across Midwest Despite Tight Margins, FCSAmerica Exec Says
2+ week, 4+ day ago (335+ words) Despite tighter margins and a more difficult commodity price environment, farmland values across an eight-state Midwest and High Plains region have largely held their ground through the first half of 2026, according to Tim Koch, executive vice president and chief banking…...
North Dakota’s Drought Could Damage Next Year’s Crop and Cattle Feed
3+ week, 2+ day ago (161+ words) Dakota News Network North Dakota’s Drought Could Damage Next Year’s Crop and Cattle Feed (Bismarck, ND) — Agricultural experts are worried North Dakota’s summer drought could damage next year’s crops and cattle feed. The current dry spell is following a pattern…...
Apple Picking Season Begins At Hoversten Orchard
3+ week, 2+ day ago (121+ words) Dakota News Network Apple Picking Season Begins At Hoversten Orchard (Brandon, SD) — The Hoversten Orchard is opening up for apple picking season. Owner David Hoversten says four different apples are ready for picking, including Sunrise, Zestar, Red Free and Premier…...
U.S. Wheat Harvest Nears Finish
3+ week, 2+ day ago (189+ words) Dakota News Network U.S. Wheat Harvest Nears Finish The 2026 U.S. wheat harvest continues to make steady progress. Most major classes are reporting favorable yields and quality despite pockets of weather-related challenges. This is according to the latest harvest report from U.S. Wheat Associates....
Water Restrictions Issued In Rapid City due To Drought
3+ week, 2+ day ago (141+ words) Dakota News Network Water Restrictions Issued In Rapid City due To Drought (Rapid City, SD) — Rapid City is extending water restrictions through September due to low water levels at the Pactola Reservoir. The city shifted its restriction status from concerned…...
Gov. Armstrong Declares Drought Emergency
3+ week, 2+ day ago (134+ words) Dakota News Network Gov. Armstrong Declares Drought Emergency (Bismarck, ND) — Governor Armstrong has declared a drought emergency as dry conditions affect nearly all of North Dakota. Armstrong issued an executive order Tuesday covering counties and tribal nations experiencing prolonged drought....
Ranchers Report Surge In Respiratory Illness In Cattle Herds
3+ week, 3+ day ago (157+ words) dakotanewsnetwork.com Ranchers Report Surge In Respiratory Illness In Cattle Herds (Bismarck, ND) — Dry, windy conditions are creating respiratory issues for cattle herds in North Dakota. Ranchers are reporting an increase in the illness known as dust pneumonia. North Dakota…...