Kara Lidberg
Originally from Garrison, North Dakota, Lidberg has lived mostly in Fargo since the fall of 2013. She graduated from North Dakota State University in May of 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in theatre arts. Lidberg has a history as a reporter for her hometown newspaper as well as an editor for Fargo Monthly magazine. Currently, she is a freelance writer and editor, working with clients from industries like publishing, wedding, and human resources and on a wide range of topics, including agriculture, business, entertainment, marketing, and technology.
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How North Dakota Brings Crops To The World
Watne, one of the speakers for the upcoming Cultivate Conference, believes that technology is used as a tool for agriculture, More
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in Business Profile, Featured, News, TechThoughts From The Farm
Jared Hagert is a fourth-generation farmer, with his great grandfather having started their farming operation in 1905 in Emerado, North Dakota. Since childhood, Hagert has been interested in what lays beyond his family’s own farm. More
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in Featured, Latest Articles, News, TechShining A Light On Precision Ag
The Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABEN) at NDSU is on a mission to impact the environment, food systems and production agriculture by generating new knowledge in technologies and engineering. More
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How Laney’s Is Impacting Fargo-Moorhead’s Nonprofits
Laney’s Inc. is a local plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical business led by its president, Kevin Wolf. The company has been giving back to its community for more than two decades but in the past several years, the Laney’s team has taken supporting local nonprofits a few steps further. More
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5 Ideas To Get Inspired for Giving Hearts Day With Catalyst Medical Center
The team at Catalyst Medical Center, led by founder Dr. Susan Mathison, is made up of compassionate people who love to give. With help from Karisa Shuck, the company’s marketing director, Mathison shared how they keep the Giving Hearts Day spirit thriving throughout the business. More
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in Business Profile, News, Tech
A Lifetime Of Innovating Ag-Tech
When you walk into Amity Technology, the first thing you may notice is the walls. They are full of old photos and paintings, representations of years past and decades of experience, knowledge and passion passed down through generations to the company’s president — Howard Dahl. More
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Inventing The Future Of Agriculture
Noel Anderson has a unique position at John Deere Electronic Solutions (JDES). “At the intersection of advanced technology and intellectual property,” Anderson seeks to find cutting-edge solutions that enhance the company’s patent portfolio and eventually finds its way into new and impactful products. More
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The 18th Annual RDO Caters Taters Charity Luncheon
With the 18th annual RDO Caters Taters event last week, we wanted to give you a better look into the partnership between RDO Equipment Co./R.D. Offut Company and the chosen charity for the year: CCRI. More
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Study Summary: North Dakota Is No. 1 State for Startups
Ranked in the No. 1 spot, North Dakota received an overall score of 69.38, still more than 10 points above the next state in line, Texas. More
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in Employment, Featured
Emerging Prairie’s Intern Experience Program
As summer comes to a close and fall semesters begin, the third year of Emerging Prairie’s Intern Experience program wraps up. This year, about 45 interns were enrolled in the eight-week program, which began in June. More
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Exploring CoSchedule’s New Office
Now in the heart of Downtown Fargo, CoSchedule recently moved into a 14,000-square-foot office on the corner of First Avenue North and Roberts Street. Fargo INC! took a tour to get a closer look at what the workspace consists of and the purpose behind the design elements. More
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5 Reasons You Should Care About Agriculture
Lynn Paulson, SVP & Director of Agribusiness Development at Bell Bank, sat down with Fargo INC! to discuss areas where agriculture can make a difference and why the urban dwellers and business owners of the Fargo-Moorhead area should care. More
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in Advice, Business Profile, CEO, Culture, Featured
How General Equipment Gained Some Traction
We sat down with both Don and Jon Shilling, as well as team members Don Kern and Ann Pollert, to discuss why a business should take on Traction and the steps to get your company where you want it to be. More
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Startup Spotlight: Ax-Water
Partnering with a powerful berry, Blake Johnson and Wade Gronwold have released a drink high in antioxidants, wanting to let the world in on the secret that is the aronia berry. Ax-water is a 30-calorie drink infused with the berries, creating a hydrating water for anyone to take anywhere. More
