BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Profits at North Dakota’s state-owned flour mill fell by half, to $8 million, during its last budget year, the mill’s chief executive said Monday.
Despite the drop, the Grand Forks mill’s annual earnings rank as the third best in its history, said Vance Taylor, the mill’s general manager.
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