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NDSU Research Targets Better Legume Inoculants

Published October 16, 2026

What are the next breakthroughs in crop fertility already living in North Dakota soils? NDSU assistant professor Barney Geddes is studying the bacteria that help legumes naturally fix nitrogen. His research could eventually lead to more effective inoculants designed specifically…

Soybean Aphid Numbers Climb

Published August 14, 2026

Soybean aphid numbers are increasing in North Dakota and west central Minnesota. NDSU says aphids were found in 57 percent of soybean fields checked last week, up from 27 percent the previous week. Most fields still have low aphid numbers,…

Field Days Reinforce Stewart’s Vision for NDSU

Published July 16, 2026

The new president of North Dakota State University has been getting a lot of windshield time. Marshall Stewart attended all of the NDSU Research Extension Center field days over the past two weeks. "You've got great infrastructure, great talent here…

Hoeven Announces Export-Focused Collaboration

Published May 27, 2026

North Dakota Senator John Hoeven has announced a new initiative to link the North Dakota State University Agricultural Risk Policy Center and the National Rural Export Center. Hoeven said the partnership will strengthen export opportunities for farmers, ranchers and rural…

Soybean Aphid Threat Rising

Published May 15, 2026

The latest North Dakota State University Crop and Pest Report is warning soybean growers to closely monitor soybean aphid activity this season, particularly across eastern North Dakota. Researchers say winter survival rates for soybean aphids were exceptionally high throughout the…

NDSU Names Interim Extension Associate Director

Published May 11, 2026

North Dakota State University has appointed Dr. Guillermo Scaglia as interim associate director for Extension, effective July 7. In the role, Scaglia will oversee Extension agents and educators statewide while helping lead programs focused on agriculture and natural resources, family…

Strait Delays Could Keep Global Fertilizer Flows in Limbo for Months

Published April 17, 2026

The Conflict with Iran continues to drag on, weighing heavily on global fertilizer markets. NDSU Associate Research Professor Shawn Arita says even with the announcement of the Strait of Hormuz reopening, it could still take weeks to months to clear…

Colleges Face Widening Gender Imbalance

Published April 13, 2026

Current enrollment at NDSU is on pace with the previous two years. NDSU Vice President of Agriculture Greg Lardy is seeing a slight uptick in numbers for the ag college. "Institution-wide, we're at 11,952 students, which is the same number…

Contract in Place for New NDSU President

Published April 12, 2026

The incoming president of North Dakota State University, Marshall Stewart, has agreed to a contract with the North Dakota University System. Stewart, who is now at Kansas State, will begin with NDSU in late May. Steward succeeds David Cook, who…

New Soybean Variety Combines Disease Tolerance and Yield

Published February 9, 2026

A new soybean variety from NDSU Extension received much discussion at this year's Best of the Best in Wheat and Soybean Research at Moorhead. ND-2501 brings together several traits growers have been asking for, especially as disease pressure and yield…

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Articles tagged under: NDSU

NDSU Research Targets Better Legume Inoculants

Soybean Aphid Numbers Climb

Field Days Reinforce Stewart’s Vision for NDSU

Hoeven Announces Export-Focused Collaboration

Soybean Aphid Threat Rising

NDSU Names Interim Extension Associate Director

Strait Delays Could Keep Global Fertilizer Flows in Limbo for Months

Colleges Face Widening Gender Imbalance

Contract in Place for New NDSU President

New Soybean Variety Combines Disease Tolerance and Yield

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