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September 2026

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Harvest Hazards and More

Autumn comes with several safety precautions: the possibility of severe storms and the dangers when harvesting crops. Read on for ways to protect yourself and family members before and during these hazards. Also learn more about how your cooperative membership helps you remain informed, engaged, and connected with our staff and other members. Please contact us if you have questions or want more details on our featured articles.

 
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Linemen Thanked by Member For “Saving Her Life”

Two Midland Power linemen were recently recognized in a surprise presentation by a member who credits the pair with saving her life.

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Employees Give Back in Dakota City

A group of cooperative employees rolled up their sleeves at Mease Elementary School last month, helping assemble new playground equipment during one of the co-op's annual community volunteer days.

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Silverado EV Joins Co-op Fleet

Midland Power recently added a Chevrolet Silverado EV to our fleet as we continue to help educate employees and members about the realities of driving electric.

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Cooperative Principle 5: Education, Training, and Information

The fifth cooperative principle: Education, Training, and Information, highlights how ongoing learning and clear communication help strengthen the cooperative and keep members informed, engaged, and connected.

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Harvest Safety Starts with Electrical Awareness

Harvest season brings long hours and large equipment into the field, making electrical safety especially important. Prevent injuries, outages, and accidents by staying aware of power lines, maintaining safe clearance, and knowing what to do if equipment comes into contact with power lines.

Learn About Harvest Safety
 
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Storm Safety Tips: How to Prepare and Stay Safe  

It’s easy to become complacent about the weather, but severe weather claims hundreds of lives each year. Prepare and be aware to keep you and your family safe.

Learn About Storm Safety
 

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