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North Dakota Farmers UnionRead the April edition of the Union Farmer
https://issuu.com/ndfu/docs/uf_-_april21web/s/12034816
Farmers Union delivers second shipment of ribs to Great Plains Food Bank
For a second time in less than a year, Farmers Union Enterprises (FUE) teamed up with North Dakota Farmers Union (NDFU) to donate 36,000 pounds of pork ribs to the Great Plains Food Bank in Fargo. The donation today is part of a giving spree that saw a total of...
National Guard troops in D.C. to get Founding Farmers meals
National Guard troops on duty in our nation’s capital will soon be getting a different taste in the chow line. Farmers Union Enterprises (FUE) announced today it will be donating $50,000 to provide roughly 5,000 soldiers with a nutritious meal from Founding Farmers...
MAKING CONNECTIONS: Barnett enjoying time with NFU’s Beginning Farmer Institute
Brittney Barnett of Arnegard still struggles once in a while with the irregular schedule that accompanies farm and ranch life. Still, she’s grown to love it. Barnett and her husband Daniel Dwyer farm in McKenzie County after Barnett moved from Missoula, Mont., where...
Western ND Honor Guard hopes for first flight in October
If Kathleen Bien gets her wish, 100 veterans from North Dakota will be heading to Washington, D.C., in the fall. The executive director for the Western North Dakota Honor Flight – part of the national Honor Flight Network – hopes to raise the $160,000 necessary to...
Read the March edition of the Union Farmer
https://issuu.com/ndfu/docs/uf_-_march21web
EPIC DEVOTION: Nadvornik celebrates 45-plus years as Hettinger County youth director
Nancy Nadvornik doesn’t know of a time without Farmers Union. As a child, she followed her parents to county meetings. Her mother, Viola Hummel, was the youth director for Hettinger County Farmers Union. Her father, Reuben Hummel, was Hettinger County Farmers...
Read the February issue of the Union Farmer
https://issuu.com/ndfu/docs/uf_-_feb21web
LET’S FIX IT: In president’s report, Watne points to historical problems with trade, low prices
North Dakota Farmers Union President Mark Watne emphasized the importance of fixing a system that pays farmers and ranchers less for increased trade during his president’s report at the 94th annual state convention. The convention — held virtually via Zoom on...
Read the January edition of the Union Farmer
https://issuu.com/ndfu/docs/uf_-_jan21