Northland Potato Growers Association

Organic Crop Improvement is an organization based in Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, dedicated to promoting organic farming practices and standards. The Minnesota Chapter is actively involved in supporting local farmers and enhancing the organic agriculture community. The leadership team includes President Denise Olson, Vice President Darin Dorn, and Treasurer Paul Vanderwoude, along with other dedicated board members. Together, they work to foster sustainable agricultural practices and provide resources for organic crop improvement. Generated from the website

The DDA's vision is a downtown that is stable and growing; encourages economic development and business diversity; is walkable and pedestrian friendly; and is safe and clean. This is a downtown in which business, residents and visitors can take pride, visit frequently, and use to its fullest potential.

Mission Statement Forx Builders Association, chartered in 1966, is a non-profit professional trade association comprised of builders and associate members representing related building industries. Affiliated with the North Dakota Association of Builders, Builder's Association of Minnesota and the National Association of Home Builders, our mission is to address the building requirements, interests and education of our membership in order to provide quality construction to consumers in northeast North Dakota and northwest Minnesota. 1966 - A few people began meeting because of issues with local building codes and from those meetings Forx Builders Association was formed. However, we are still responsible for paying taxes on unrelated business income. Examples of this income is interest and marketing fees from Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota, Citizens Security Group, and Cenex. Each member is automatically a member of NAHB and NDAB as a portion of their dues are paid each month to these organizations. NAHB receives $150 per member and NDAB receives $70. This helps those organizations monitor state and national legislation that could impact the building industry.