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Bugs, Bugs, Bugs

Published June 15, 2024

As crops began to emerge, so did the bugs. "Get out to scout for flea beetles in any later-planted crop," said Janet Knodel, entomologist, NDSU Extension. "Most of the early crop is just taking off now with that moisture and…

Ribbon Cutting for New Peltier Complex

Published June 13, 2024

The new Peltier Complex on the NDSU campus brings together food science, meat science and cereal science departments, Northern Crops Institute and the Ag Products Development Center. This facility is named for the Peltier family, which has made its mark…

Ag Research Corridor Includes Bolley, Dalrymple and Peltier Facilities

Published June 13, 2024

State Board of Agricultural Research and Education Chair Sarah Lovas was also on the program for the Bolley Agricultural Laboratory, touting the 25 percent return on investment with ag research. "We are raising livestock in crops in droughty, flooding and…

The ‘Silicon Valley’ of Agriculture

Published June 8, 2024

Fargo Moorhead Economic Development Chief Business Development Officer Ryan Aasheim sees the new Ag Innovation Corridor as yet another step in making the Northern Plains synonymous with American agriculture. "You think about Silicon Valley, that's a name that everyone recognizes…

The Hub of Ag Innovation

Published June 8, 2024

The new Ag Innovation Corridor is the culmination of over two years’ worth of work. "With our heritage and our culture, we don't like telling our story very much," said Roger Reierson, Ag Innovation Corridor coordinator. "Finally, we decided that…

The End of a Busy Year

Published June 7, 2024

For the 2023-2024 North Dakota FFA state officer team, the state convention represents the end of an era. "Being a state officer is a one-year deal, so you have to make the most of it," said State President Ty MacDonald.…

Evaluate Corn for Imbibitional Chilling Injury

Published May 10, 2024

In the latest NDSU Crop and Pest Report, Extension Agronomist Clair Keene advises farmers who planted early to check corn for imbibitional chilling injury. "A day or two after planting, if it's cold or wet soil, that cold water that…

Low Snow Melt Could Impact Ranchers

Published April 20, 2024

NDSU Extension Rangeland Management Specialist Kevin Sedivec says that low snow throughout the state could have farmers struggling with water issues later this year. "We're going to have very little melt and runoff into our dugouts and wetlands. So if…

Hay Use Down Thanks to Dry Spring

Published April 16, 2024

A drier spring has hay use down in the area according to NDSU Extension Livestock Systems Specialist Karl Hoppe. "I think a lot of farmers have more hay available this year just because they didn't use as much as last…

May Calving Can Help With Labor and Weather Issues

Published April 9, 2024

Calving season is in mid-swing for most ranchers, but not all. NDSU Extension Livestock Systems Specialist Karl Hoppe says that May calving is becoming more and more common in the upper Midwest. "We've seen lots of people switching to May…

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Bugs, Bugs, Bugs

Ribbon Cutting for New Peltier Complex

Ag Research Corridor Includes Bolley, Dalrymple and Peltier Facilities

The ‘Silicon Valley’ of Agriculture

The Hub of Ag Innovation

The End of a Busy Year

Evaluate Corn for Imbibitional Chilling Injury

Low Snow Melt Could Impact Ranchers

Hay Use Down Thanks to Dry Spring

May Calving Can Help With Labor and Weather Issues

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