And that's what remains for a specialty processing plant to move forward in central North Dakota. It's a niche market that organizers believe has great potential. The original plan is to close the subscription drive at the end of April. Kallenbach said if he reaches 50 shares, the project would still likely move forward. I think I can still get 56, but I'll need more time.
Money is tough right now.
Spring planting just started and there are a lot of things happening right now for people. Adnan Aldayel, a New Rockford resident and managing president of the cooperative, said the process has started for letting construction bids. We haven't hired regular labor, but we're in the process of hiring management positions in the next couple of months. We have a full-time consultant working on construction. It's coming along pretty well.