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Renewing the Countryside North Dakota
2007-11-04
Across North Dakota’s diverse and beautiful landscape, creative, hard-working people are bringing new energy to the countryside. With perseverance, inventiveness, and occasionally, simple good fortune, they are creating a new definition of what it means to live, work, and learn in rural America. These people are enhancing North Dakota’s cultural and natural resources while spurring local economic development in their communities. While their backgrounds and activities differ, each in their own way is Renewing the Countryside. These short stories are excerpts from the book that feature North Dakotans protecting the environment and promoting their rural communities through innovative businesses and community projects. This powerful journey through North Dakota’s landscape is full of incredible photographs and stories of hope and renewal.
-Karl
Stauber
President, Northwest Area Foundation
Supporters of the Renewing the Countryside North Dakota project include
- Great Plains Institute for Sustainable Development Minneapolis, MN
- Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy Minneapolis, MN
- Northern Great Plains Inc. Crookston, MN
- Northwest Area Foundation St. Paul, MN
- United States Department of Agriculture/CSREES
Below are excerpts from Renewing the Countryside North Dakota 2003.
|
January |
Crane
Creek Gardens |
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February |
Prairie
Fire Pottery |
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March |
The
Enchanted Highway |
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April |
The
North Outback |
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May |
Sacred
Heart Monastery |
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June |
Dakota
Adventures |
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July |
The
Happy Gardeners |
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August |
Golden
Flax 4U Inc. |
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September |
The
Zook Family Farm |
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October |
The
Cannonball Company |
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November |
Badlands
Trail Rides |
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December |
Garrison’s
Dickens Village Festival |
Visit the official Renewing the Countryside website:
http://www.renewingthecountryside.org
