A state-funded program will use drones and artificial intelligence to scout for noxious weeds in five North Dakota counties.

Quite a bit is happening around AI in Fargo, North Dakota, with government, business and nonprofit parties on board.

Research happening all over the country can help improve the finances of farms and ranches. Jenny Schlecht says taking ...

A walking tour of downtown Bismarck is set for Saturday, Aug. 23, at 11 a.m., aiming to show participants how the city has ...

Over the past year, farmers in western North Dakota have had to endure a major drought, drenching rain and severe weather ...

JAMESTOWN — Tim and Christine Burchill say their nonprofit has come a long way in three years, but there are still challenges ...

Since the early 2000s, millions of acres of grassland in the state have been turned into cropland. High crop prices, ...

These are our top destinations for road-tripping rooster hunters — plus tips for finding quality hunting when you get there ...

It seems everything is out to get our crops. Michael Johnson highlights just a few of the pests that like to enjoy our crops ...

Washington state utilities Puget Sound Energy and Avista Corp. will exit the Colstrip power plant at the end of this year, ...

Crop Protection Lawsuits Refocused: What This New State Law Means North Dakota becomes first state to enact law focusing on federal labels for product use and safety ...

Kyrie Irving is sparking conversation with his take on Bill Gates' large ownership of farmland and water resources throughout ...