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The North Dakota Beef Commission is dedicated to promoting beef nutrition, cooking resources, and the benefits of raising beef within the state. They provide educational materials and programs for consumers, cattlemen, and foodservice professionals to enhance awareness and appreciation of beef products. Through initiatives like the Beef Checkoff Program, the Commission supports various projects aimed at improving beef's image and advocating for sustainable practices in the cattle industry. Their commitment to beef education is evident in resources like Beef University and community engagement activities for all ages. Generated from the website

The Boiler Inspection Program in Bismarck, ND, offers initial and periodic inspections for boilers of all sizes, types, and pressures, ensuring the safety and compliance of boilers in public and commercial settings since 1953. With over 11,000 active boilers subject to regular inspection in the state, the program provides technical advice, engineering assistance, and coordination with insurance companies to maintain the integrity and functionality of boilers across various industries.Generated from the website

The Mineral Resources Department in Bismarck, North Dakota, serves as the primary source of geological information in the state, focusing on the regulation of oil and natural gas drilling and production to maximize the benefits from North Dakota's vital natural resources. This department publishes maps and reports detailing the mineralogical, paleontological, and geochemical resources available in the region. Additionally, the Paleontology Department manages public fossil dig programs and collections, offering both scientific and educational resources about the state's rich fossil heritage. Through various initiatives, the department aims to promote awareness and understanding of North Dakota's geological and paleontological significance. Generated from the website