The NDSU Extension Service will use a new grant to expand its diabetes education efforts.

Rural Leadership North Dakota’s class of 2007-09 wraps up its first year.

Nearly 7% of North Dakota is in the extreme drought category.

If your garden is overflowing, there are many food pantries and soup kitchens throughout North Dakota that will accept donated vegetables.

Topics will include updates on new crop varieties, new herbicides, crop production and current agronomy issues in the West River region.

The percentage of North Dakota children ages 0 to 17 living in poverty was estimated at 14.1 percent in 2009.

This grant will allow North Dakota State University and South Dakota State University to continue their work on opioid misuse prevention.

This year’s crops day will provide information on soil health and the latest in cropping systems research.

Don’t overlook the cost of operating household electrical devices.

More than 43,000 North Dakotans received earned income tax credits in 2011.