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As farms disappear in Freeborn County, one Albert Lea farmer is inspiring the next generation
(ABC 6 News) – Hundreds of third graders visited a dairy farm in Albert Lea, where farmers said the trip helps connect kids with agriculture. Students from Freeborn County elementary schools stopped by Larcrest Holsteins, which is run by Jon Larson. He said the hands-on visit gives children a closer look at the work behind […]
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ISG Names David Doxtad Chief Executive Officer and Advances Andy Brandel to Chief Operating Officer
MANKATO, Minn., Sept. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ISG, a nationally recognized architecture, engineering, environmental, and planning firm, announced that its Board of Directors has appointed David
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Heavy rain could come with pros and cons during the harvest season
WASECA, Minn. (KEYC) -As south central Minnesota is looking at frequent rain heading into the harvest season, the University of Minnesota’s Southern Research and Outreach Center reports that while there may not be many immediate benefits for crops there could be some long term rewards. Jeff Vetsch, a research...
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How rising fuel prices are impacting Minnesota farmers prepping for fall harvest
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MBT Bank Expands Into Minnesota
MBT Bank is excited to bring their community banking brand to the Albert Lea market with the opening of a new branch located at 140 Bridge Avenue. The branch is expected to open in November. The Albert Lea location further strengthens MBT Bank’s presence in southern Minnesota and complements its...
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Midwest-Based Vertical Endeavors Changes Hands
Last week, the Midwest climbing gym chain Vertical Endeavors—which operates six gyms across Minnesota and Illinois—announced it had been acquired on Friday, September 4. Previously owned by Nate and Pam Postma, who founded the business 34 years ago, Vertical Endeavors is now owned by Adam Arling and Brent Sugay.
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MBT Bank Expands Into Minnesota
MBT Bank is excited to bring their community banking brand to the Albert Lea market with the opening of a new branch located at 140 Bridge Avenue. The branch is expected to open in November. The Albert Lea location further strengthens MBT Bank’s presence in southern Minnesota and complements its...
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Leaf Expands Low-Speed Electric Vehicle Manufacturing in Mankato
Mankato-based company broadens its production of low-speed electric vehicles for personal, commercial, institutional, municipal, and fleet applications. Leaf LLC, headquartered in Mankato, Minnesota, manufactures low-speed electric vehicles for a range of transportation applications. The company combines vehicle engineering, battery and drivetrain integration, controlled production, assembly, testing, and quality oversight to produce reliable, efficient, and practical low-speed electric vehicles.
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25th Annual Tri-State Drainage Research Forum features field tour and regional drainage research
The University of Minnesota Extension will host the 25th Annual Tri-State Drainage Research Forum featuring an optional pre-forum field tour and a full-day research conference this fall. The event, presented in partnership with South Dakota State University, Iowa State University and the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, invites agricultural producers, drainage contractors, consultants, agency staff and researchers to explore 25 years of drainage innovation and emerging water management practices. The optional pre-forum field tour will be held from 1 to 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 30 at the UMN Southern Research and Outreach Center (SROC) in Waseca. The main research forum takes place from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 1 at the Bass Pro Shop, 3900 Cabela Drive NW, Owatonna. Early registration is $80 through Sept. 15 ($99 after Sept. 15), and student registration is $40 ($20 for student poster presenters), payable online during registration. “Over the past 25 years, agricultural drainage in the Upper Midwest has evolved from basic field water removal into sophisticated, precision water management,” said Gary Sands, UMN Extension professor and water resources specialist. “This milestone forum offers a unique opportunity to inspect field-scale conservation practices firsthand at SROC and connect on emerging technologies like automated