In this podcast: David Borlaug, of Capital Gallery in Bismarck, talks about the changing landscape of North Dakota living.
Even the fine art gallery he runs is a great indicator of what has shifted in North Dakota living.
While population is moving to “urban” areas of the state, Millennials could buck the trend over the next few decades. As high speed internet becomes more readily available and they desire to raise a family in a simpler and smaller community, rural parts of North Dakota could gain population…
But, what will ultimately keep us relevant? We feed people. And as Borlaug says, “we’ll always need to eat.”
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