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Need help growing cranberries?

PUBLISHED ON November 28, 2017

Wisconsin produces 60 percent of the nation’s cranberries. They also are grown in the states of Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon and Washington. (USDA-ARS photo by Keith Weller)

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THE MINNESOTA FARM Bureau Federation (MFBF) held their 13th annual Collegiate Discussion Meet at the 99th MFBF Annual Meeting on November 18. Trent Dado attending the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities won the competition receiving a $500 scholarship from the Minnesota Farm Bureau Foundation. A.J. Quade attending Ridgewater College was the runner-up receiving a $250 scholarship from the Minnesota Farm Bureau Foundation. Both Dado and Quade will advance to the American Farm Bureau Federation’s national Collegiate Discussion Meet competition in February. Pictured are the final four contestants, left to right, are Amber Johnson, A.J. Quade, Trent Dado and Asa Nelson. (Courtesy of MFBF)

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