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Barron County Courthouse Report--July 16
Abdiaziz A. Mire, 19, Barron, was charged with underage drinking and possession July 3. Tyler J. Cunningham, 19, Chetek, was charged with underage drinking and possession July 7. Axel J. Smolen, 18, Cameron, ...
The Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Deliver for Prairie Farmers
The Government of Canada is delivering for Saskatchewan farmers by signing a new five-year agreement that will support sustainable irrigation and help build a stronger agricultural sector.
People attending the Grande Prairie Farmers' Market this summer might notice a reduction in the selection of vegetables if the dry conditions in the Peace Country don't improve any time soon.
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Bendel family as Bee Keepers extend family business with bee by-products
Bee keeping is an intense and interesting business!
Jordan and Jody Bendel of rural LeRoy found time recently to talk about their family business, Sweet Prairie Farm, and about making and selling gourmet honey and body care products made from the honey and beeswax they obtain from their 150 hives of bees. Earlier this spring, Jordan had been in Texas to get the hives and since then he's been mighty busy getting his hives settled for the summer season.
This young couple, who moved to the LeRoy area four years ago when they purchased the house and acreage once belonging to Gladine Eastvold, west of LeRoy on Highway 56, maintain a busy schedule keeping up with their young family of three children as well as the bees and Jordon's full time job at Mayo Clinic. Besides being in the business of being an at-home mom, Jody has been researching and designing products to complement the honey and beeswax. This is just one part of their family business.
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Portage la Prairie Daily Graphic
Displaying 1 to 2 of 2 items. Friday, July 04, 2008 Farmers' markets hit by high food prices Posted 1 day ago in News / Agriculture The domino effect of rising food prices will likely hit the Portage la Prairie ...
Portage la Prairie Daily Graphic
The Portage la Prairie Farmers' Market will be holding its first sale of the season this weekend, and, according to organizers, patrons should expect the unexpected.
Prairie Farmers Drive Down Costs with 88-Foot Air Drill
Breaking News : Prairie Farmers Drive Down Costs with 88-Foot Air Drill Alfred Bechard , his son Ron , and son-in-law Joel Cavers cut their fuel bill and seeded their 11,000-acre farm faster this spring with an ...
Settlement offers made to four Sask. First Nations
The federal and provincial governments have made settlement offers to four First Nations in the hopes of resolving a long-standing land claim dispute over the operation of water-control structures along the ...
Pre-Memorial Day storm raises havoc in southern Barron County
A severe thunderstorm tore through southern Barron County Sunday evening, knocking down outbuildings, destroying barns and roughing up homes.
Knapp Haven plans to begin addition in July
A fireside lounge in Knapp Haven's new reception area will provide ample space for residents and visitors to meet.
Prairie Farm community honoring retiring coach
The Prairie Farm community is gearing up for an event this summer that aims to honor a long-time coach in the school district and to raise funds for a new baseball field.
Storm damages homes in southern Barron County
Severe weather which hit northwestern and Barron County late Sunday afternoon was responsible for minor damage to approximately 30 homes in the southern part of Barron County, according to Randy Books, Barron ...
Ham radio operator connected with the world
“They thought that was great so we got a bus and a driver. We all piled into the bus and they had a real ball”
Bruce Parker Wednesday, May 14, 2008 A long-time Brooks resident has talked to people as far away as Russia and Japan on his ham radio. via The Brooks Bulletin
Jim Boebel, a Boscobel native, is the new principal at the Cuba City Elementary School beginning this coming academic year. via Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Agricultural land values jump by 10 per cent
“Those who are wanting to get out, obviously their land's worth more so they get a bigger nest egg for themselves”
Local farmers say the increase won't make much difference in day-to-day life Despite another big leap in the value of Alberta farms, some local farmers say sitting on an increasingly more valuable piece of land ... via Peace Country Sun
How we chow part 1: Farm fresh
“If you take a look at where it is, geographically speaking, Madison is surrounded by some of the most exquisite and lush agricultural land.”
At supermarkets, in restaurants, even in the school lunchroom, more of our food comes from right here Kenneth Burns on Friday 04/25/2008 Saturday mornings are nice for sleeping in, unless you happen to own a ... via The Daily Page
Blackhawks Place 3rd At Northern Badger Classic
Todd Belger nears the finish line of the 55-meter dash. Belger placed second in the 55M and the 200M, as well as placing third in the triple jump to lead the Blackhawks at the Northern Badger Classic, held ... via Http
BOBBY WUNNICKE , Dodgeville Wunnicke, a senior, finished 46-1 after he defeated Chetek / Prairie Farm senior Thane Antczak by an 8-4 decision to win the Division 2 state wrestling title at 125 pounds. via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Administrators talk about 5th grade plan
“If you just think about that ratio, the ratio is really unbalanced.”
Since word came out last week that the Barron Area School District is going to take another month before moving forward with a proposal to relocate 5th Grade students to Riverview Middle School, school ... via Barron News