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NDSU Names New Livestock Judging Coach

Published May 30, 2025

Jacob Klaudt has joined North Dakota State University’s Department of Animal Sciences as the new lecturer and livestock judging coach. Klaudt is originally from Beulah, North Dakota. He was a 2024 National Champion Team member, High Individual at the 2024 NAILE,…
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Distinguished Alumni Award Goest to Uetz

Published May 9, 2025

Michael Uetz has been named the North Dakota State University College of Agriculture, Food Systems and Natural Resources Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. Uetz leads Midan Marketing in Chicago, an agency helping meat producers, processors and retailers develop business and marketing…
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Rising Temps Put Grain Storage at Risk

Published April 14, 2025

As spring temperatures climb, farmers are being urged to closely monitor grain bins to prevent quality losses. Ken Hellevang, ag engineer, North Dakota State University Extension, said rising sun angles and seasonal warmth can lead to dangerous hot spots inside…
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Strengthen Biosecurity Amid Bird Flu Risk

Published April 2, 2025

With spring migration underway, livestock producers should ramp up biosecurity measures to prevent the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza. “What is your line of separation when you come into your place?” asked Mary Keena, NDSU Extension livestock management specialist.…
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CHS Foundation Invests in NDSU and ND 4-H

Published January 29, 2025

The NDSU Extension Center for 4-H Youth Development received a $250,000 grant from the CHS Foundation for the Next Chapter at NDSU initiative. This is a career readiness curriculum for young people as young as eighth grade. The 4-H program…
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ND Custom Farm Rates Updated

Published January 14, 2025

NDSU Extension and the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station conduct a study of custom farm work rates every four years. As expected the rates seen this past year were much higher than seen in 2020. As an example, vertical tillage…
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U.S. and China Expected to React Differently to a Trade War

Published December 13, 2024

The United States and China each learned a lot from the trade war that happened during President-Elect Donald Trump's first term. NDSU Extension Crops Economist Frayne Olson said both global economies are in a different place than it was in…
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