Anderson: On eve of Minnesota deer season, logging takes a toll on northern whitetails
Forest economy should also consider wildlife and tourism, not just “cords and boards.”
At a time of tight supply, Concentrate Labs is not chasing volume. It’s focusing on quality with its farm-to-rosin model, taking a similar approach as a winemaker.
Football across Minnesota: Plucked from Idaho’s fresh air, Andy Peters is passing the Tommies into contention.
But there are not many left to the historic performance.
Super Quiz
Take this Super Quiz to a Ph.D. Score 1 point for each correct answer.
Daily Games
Explore Popular Picks: Dive into Exciting Games Now!
Arlo and Janis
Daily comic from Jimmy Johnson
Baby Blues
Daily comic from Rick Kirkman and Jerry ScottFeatured Videos
00:13Guests dine at Farmer's Cellar in Lakeville
Guests dine at Farmer's Cellar in Lakeville
Minnesota Gove. Tim Walz says that he's preparing for the National Guard to come to Minnesota
Minnesota ultramarathoner is one of the best in the world. Next: the Twin Cities Marathon
It's Only a Play
![Hormel headquarters in Austin, MN. ] GLEN STUBBE * gstubbe@startribune.com Friday September 11, 2015 Despite woes throughout the food industry, partly due to consumers turning away some from processed foods, Hormel has managed to continue prospering -- even though a good part of its business -- Spam, chili -- is about as processed as you can get. But the company's turkey and pork offerings are riding a hot protein trend. And over the past two years, it's made some of the biggest acquisitions in](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/527MWWMEXAN6BDVVGMMGBOERGU.jpg?&w=436&ar=3:2&fit=crop)
The corporate restructuring at the Austin-based Spam-maker follows heavy inflation and a dim earnings outlook.
