Discover North Dakota

Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site: Monument to the Gilded Age (78) Discover how the Vanderbilts became one of the wealthiest families in America and how their lifestyle influenced business, culture, architecture, and society in ways that still affect us today. (National Park) ... [Read More]

AmeriCorps*State and National Direct
The Student Conservation Association (SCA) provides unforgettable, life-shaping outdoor experiences for young people through hands-on service to the land. The result is that public lands are conserved and restored, and young people discover the confidence and lifelong determination to serve their communities and our environment. ... [Read More]

Senator Tim Johnson
After agriculture, tourism is South Dakota's largest industry. Each year South Dakota entertains thousands of visitors, won't you be one of them?  I invite you to come and discover South Dakota! ... [Read More]

ARS : Home
 To reduce the negative impact of foreign chemicals in food animals and food processing; improve effectiveness of insects used in IPM programs for control of pest insects and weeds; study physiology, genetics, and molecular biology of weeds to improve and/or discover management strategies; develop knowledge and germplasm to improve hard red spring & durum wheat, barley, and oat; improve quality and profitability of sugarbeet and potato production via research on germplasm enhancement, crop protection, and postharvest physiology; and develop knowledge and technology to benefit the sunflower industry. ... [Read More]

Peace Corps | Learn About the Peace Corps | Where Do Volunteers Go?
Volunteers work and live within communities both large and small, and rural and urban. They speak the local language, whether that is French, Spanish, Romanian or Hausa. Most importantly, Peace Corps Volunteers discover the richness of another culture the best way possible: by living it. ... [Read More]

Statuary Hall Virtual Tour - Office of the Clerk
Take a virtual tour of Splendid Hall and discover the architectural treasures and historical artifacts of the Old House Chamber. ... [Read More]

Find Your Library
, or any library, this is the place! Get information on any of the over 9,000 public libraries and over 17,000 branches in our 2001 data base. Get its address, learn how many books it has, and discover other cool things. To begin, click on a state from the map or choose one from the pull down menu beneath the map. Then select a city and pick a library from the list. If the library has branches you can also get that info. ... [Read More]

Lewis and Clark in North Dakota - Credits
Patrick Gass, one of the three sergeants with the Lewis and Clark expedition, was the first member of the corps of discovery to publish his journal. Between its first printing in Pittsburgh in 1807, and the publishing of the journals of Lewis and Clark in 1814, Gass's account was the only one available to curious American and European readers. Editions of Gass's journal were published in London in 1808, in France in 1810 and in Germany in 1814. Mathew Carey published three editions in Philadelphia in 1810, 1811, and 1812 accompanied by six woodcuts, the first graphic illustrations of incidents described in Gass's journal. These woodcuts were often reprinted in later editions of both the Gass journal and the journals of Lewis and Clark. ... [Read More]

Fargo, North Dakota : About Us
The Red River Valley Agricultural Research Center consists of 6 units housed in 2 federal facilities in Fargo, ND and a federal worksite in E. Grand Forks, MN. The Animal Metabolism-Agricultural Chemicals, Insect Genetics & Biochemistry, and Plant Science Research Units form the Biosciences Research Laboratory. The Cereal Crops, Sugarbeet & Potato, and Sunflower Research Units form the Northern Crop Science Research Laboratory. The Wheat Quality Lab of the Cereal Crops Unit is housed in N. Dakota St. Univ. facilities. The Red River Valley Potato Research Worksite at E. Grand Forks is part of the Sugarbeet & Potato Research Unit. Our mission is to: 1) reduce the negative impact of foreign chemicals in food animals and food processing; 2) improve effectiveness of insects used in IPM programs for control of pest insects and weeds; 3) study physiology, genetics, and molecular biology of weeds to improve and/or discover management strategies; 4) develop knowledge and germplasm to improve h ... [Read More]

SBA FREE Newsletter and Publication Subscription Center
Discover how to start and grow a small business in North Dakota! From Accounting to Zoning, from Ambrose to Zeeland, and all stops in-between, this monthly newsletter is dedicated to providing valuable information for your small business. ... [Read More]