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CGND | Our Pasture View – November 2021
Besides the cooler nights, the dropping of leaves and the joyful disappearance of flies and boxelder bugs, our cows and calves are home again – a sure sign fall is here and winter is...
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CGND | Our Pasture View – October 2021
Scrambled, over easy, sunny side up, poached, boiled. In a sandwich, on top of a burger, key to baked goods. You must have guessed by now: an egg.
Most of us have grown up consuming...
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CGND | Our Pasture View – September 2021
Everyone enjoys seeing newborn calves. The downy hair spread across a tiny body with two bright, curious eyes surrounded by luscious eye lashes. The wobbly knees trying to stand for the first time. Those...
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CGND | Our Pasture View | May 2021
Imagine being the sole owner and operator of a business which has preceded you for over 100 years. The prior owners are linked to you not by a paper trail but rather a blood...
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CGND | Our Pasture View | March 2021
My older brother once asked me if the mold growing on the outside of the bales resting in a haystack was a good thing. I thought for a moment; he had me...
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I’m Sarah, and I am a fifth-generation North Dakotan.
My perspective about our food supply, its production, and safety
completely changed when I started talking to farmers.
I’d like to help you feel the same way.
I was born and...
