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Upper Midwest Farm Credit Associations Exploring Merger

(NAFB) – The Board of Directors from two Farm Credit associations in the upper Midwest have signed a memorandum of understanding for a proposed merger. AgCountry Farm Credit Services, based in Fargo, North Dakota, and Farm Credit Services of North Dakota, based in Minot, North Dakota, are currently assessing the benefits of a merger for stockholders and finalizing the terms of the merger agreement. The two organizations say the merging of two Farm Credit organizations does not reduce competition as each association serves a specific territory in which they do not presently compete. The objectives of the proposed merger include expanded service offerings, ongoing strong commitment to local communities, increased innovation, improved long-term operating efficiencies, and ultimately, increased value and customer experience for the combined customers/member-owners.

Pair Of Farm Credit Agencies Considering Merging

(Minot, ND) A pair of farm credit agencies are considering merging. AgCountry Farm Credit Services and Farm Credit Services of North Dakota may be combining. The Fargo and Minot companies announced the possible merger yesterday, but say nothing is concrete. Officials say the earliest the merger could become effective is January 1st.

Attorney to NDIC: Clean up your act | The Dickinson Press

Extracting oil can be a messy affair, but what about cleaning up? 4:21 pm, Mar. 10, 2021 × In a presentation to Professor Toby Stroh’s reclamation class at Dickinson State University on March 2, attorney Fintan Dooley said that state laws in North Dakota require oil companies to not only haul away their equipment, but restore the site to its original state. (M.C. Amick/The Dickinson Press) EDITOR S NOTE: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that The Bureau of Reclamation’s Dakotas Area Office did not respond to requests for comment. The article has been corrected to identify that the agency which did not respond to comment was the Bureau of Land Management.

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