Agweek has continued to serve Upper Midwest readers since launching a magazine in 1985, expanding our digital ag media products over the years to include the Agweek app, the Agweek Podcast and daily news on agweek.com. In 2015, AgweekTV debuted, and this week we air our 360th new and consecutive AgweekTV episode. The show airs 17 times across the Upper Midwest U.S on television affiliates, the WDAY app and on agweek.com, plus the audio is available on the Agweek Podcast.
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No other ag media in the Upper Midwest delivers more in-depth, original ag reporting than Agweek. We have seven full-time ag journalists across North Dakota, Minnesota and South Dakota, plus additional content contributors who provide varying coverage whether your interests are in crops, livestock, policy or markets. Agweek brings you more than 250 years now of agriculture experience and journalism expertise across our editorial and reporter team.
Here are some unique news examples that have appeared in Agweek in recent weeks that could help you make decisions for your enterprise or better understand what's happening in agriculture in our region:
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