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SEPTEMBER 2020: RECIPE ROUNDUP - Proud to be a penny-pinching country girl This summer, Susie Nitschke and her brother-in-law, Brian Nitschke, are putting up hay to feed cattle through winter. Photo by Pat Schaffer/Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative

This summer, Susie Nitschke and her brother-in-law, Brian Nitschke, are putting up hay to feed cattle through winter. Photo by Pat Schaffer/Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative

EXPLAINING FEBRUARY’S EXTREME ENERGY EVENT There are many links in the power supply chain that connect together to generate and deliver power to electric consumers. These links work in harmony to achieve a stable electric system – a sort of balancing act that requires electric generation supplying the grid be equal to electric demand.

There are many links in the power supply chain that connect together to generate and deliver power to electric consumers. These links work in harmony to achieve a stable electric system – a sort of balancing act that requires electric generation supplying the grid be equal to electric demand.

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CATTLEMEN CHALLENGED BY CONDITIONS Photos above, immediate right: The 2017 experience for cattleman Mike Novak, and his herd near Minot, was marked by feed supplies buried in snows and later scarce because of drought

Photos above, immediate right: The 2017 experience for cattleman Mike Novak, and his herd near Minot, was marked by feed supplies buried in snows and later scarce because of drought

Recipe Roundup: June 2022 After 37 years with her co-op family, Tammy Kear is excited to spend time with her own family in retirement, which includes husband, Bud; daughter, Cassie, her husband, Ryan, and their children, Carter, Ethan, Kylar and Keara; and daughter, Crissie, her husband, Travis, and their children, Bailee and Colton.

After 37 years with her co-op family, Tammy Kear is excited to spend time with her own family in retirement, which includes husband, Bud; daughter, Cassie, her husband, Ryan, and their children, Carter, Ethan, Kylar and Keara; and daughter, Crissie, her husband, Travis, and their children, Bailee and Colton.

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