| North Dakota is a top agricultural state,
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| | ranch. There is horseback riding and
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| with 25-percent of the economy built
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| | cattle ranching, and you are near the
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| around agriculture directly.
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| | Maah-Daah Hey Trail. This 97-mile trail
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| Thirty-thousand or so farms and ranches
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| | has camping facilities along its length.
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| produce spring wheat, barley, durum,
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| | Cross Ranch State Park is along the Lewis
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| canola (oil) and various pulse crops,
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| | & Clark trail and also has several miles
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| such as peas and beans. The total
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| | of a totally undeveloped area of the
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| population of the state is only 630,000
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| | Missouri River. There you can fish
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| with half of it living on farms or rural
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| | walleye, pike and bass. This area can be
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| communities. In terms of your North
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| | explored in the winter time by
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| Dakota Incorporation, it may be in
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| | cross-country skiing.
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| agriculture or even in cellulosic ethanol
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| | The largest city in the state is Fargo,
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| technology, one of the possible ways to
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| | population 90,000, or in its metropolitan
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| increase production of ethanol for
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| | area, 190,000. The city sits on the Red
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| gasoline. Crops for ethanol and
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| | River, in the flat region known as the
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| bio-diesel include corn, soybeans, canola
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| | Red River Valley. The city of Fargo has
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| and in the future, even switch grass, or
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| | a growing economy based on food
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| other tough fibers. North Dakota is also
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| | processing, manufacturing, technology,
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| a top producer of all wheat, honey, and
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| | retail trade, higher education, and
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| other crops for vegetable oils. There is
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| | healthcare. The largest non-governmental
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| also livestock production, mainly cattle
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| | employers in the city include MeritCare
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| and calves. The wetter Red River Valley
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| | Health System, Blue Cross/Blue Shield,
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| is dominated by farms, with the chief
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| | and Microsoft. North Dakota State
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| crops being sugar beets, soybeans and
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| | University is the largest public sector
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| corn. Cattle ranches are more common in
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| | employer in the city. Notable private
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| the southwest. Honey is produced in the
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| | companies include BBI International, a
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| central part of the state
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| | leading bio-fuels firm, Cass-Clay
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| North Dakota is also known for its
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| | Creamery � a local creamery, and
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| wildlife and hiking trails, including
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| | Microsoft. Phoenix International is a
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| part of the historic Lewis & Clark trail
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| | John Deere Company that manufactures
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| to explore the future United States.
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| | electronics for on-road and off-road
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| There are several casinos and other
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| | vehicles.
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| indoor entertainment as well. Theodore
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| | Bismarck is the capital of the state with
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| Roosevelt National Park is known as a
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| | a population of 55,000, and the main
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| perfect place to view the North Dakota
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| | employer is the state government. It is
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| Badlands. In Medora, near the park in
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| | also a regional medical center, with the
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| western North Dakota, there are motels to
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| | Bismarck Cancer Center.
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| stay at or you can stay at a working
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