Articles tagged under: Dale Zahradka
Salt and Pepper Crops
Published August 9, 2023
At Lankin, North Dakota, Dale Zahradka is looking for every possible rain cloud. The area from Highway 2 to the Canadian border has missed many of the recent rains. The crop is holding on despite the lack of timely rains. "A…New Leadership in Place for ND Farm Credit Council
Published July 13, 2023
Dale Zahradka of Lankin is the new chair of the North Dakota Farm Credit Council. Zahradka has been a member of the AgCountry Farm Credit Services board for over 20 years and is its past chairman. The new NDFCC vice…Fall Nutrient Management
Published October 25, 2022
Dale Zahradka's chore list now moves to applying fertilizer. "As soon as fields dry off, we're going to start putting down urea and anhydrous." There's quite a bit of price disparity amongst fertilizers. "Availability for fall delivery has been good,…Watching for White Mold in Canola
Published July 31, 2022
Lankin, North Dakota farmer Dale Zahradka says the canola crop looks wonderful, considering how late it was planted. He is on the lookout for white mold in the crop. "The canola growers put out a good website and the risk…Dry Conditions Streamline Barley Harvest
Published August 2, 2019
Walsh County, located in northeast North Dakota, has been dry for a majority of the summer. That dryness is pushing up the harvest timeline for small grains. "I started harvesting barley on Thursday and surprisingly it's going very well," says…ND Farm Credit Council Elects Officers
Published July 16, 2019
Dickinson farmer Allen Roshau is the newly elected chairman of the North Dakota Farm Credit Council. Elected vice chairman is Lankin farmer Dale Zahradka.TransFARMation: Shifting the Conversation About Mental Health
Published June 17, 2019
On February 8, 2017, Nathan Zahradka of Adams, North Dakota took his own life. Dale Zahradka, Nathan's father, describes his son as a very caring, gentle person who loved farming and the outdoors. “When he grew up, Nathan was fun…Combines Keep Rolling
Published August 15, 2018
Lankin, North Dakota farmer Dale Zahradka says there aren’t many days where combines aren’t rolling. “We went straight from barley harvest to wheat harvest. Now, farmers are into canola. We’re just one hair over six inches of moisture since the crop…