NEWS for North Dakotans
Agriculture Communication, North Dakota
State University
7 Morrill Hall, Fargo, ND 58105-5665
February 25, 1999
NDSU Research Reveals Copper Deficiency in Some N.D. Soils
N.D. Flax Acreage Up for Several Reasons; Flax Plot No. 30 Continues to Serve
37th International Sugarbeet Institute Offers Time-, Money-Saving Ideas
Dakota Data: Death Rates from Diabetes Mellitus—1994
Prairie Fare: Twist away the Baseball Season
Plains Folk: Matching a Place with a Name
Parent Line: The Tale of Two Teens
The Market Advisor: Impact of Potential Production on Crop Markets
Correction Notice
There were errors in the "Assumptions" sections of two
graphics accompanying a story in our Feb. 18, 1999, News for
North Dakotans news and information packet. The title of the
story was "NDSU Ag Economist: Producers Need to Check
Details of CRC for Durum."
In the graphic titled "Gross Revenue* for Durum and Spring Wheat—Cass County," the series element reading "$3.30 base price and $3.60 harvest price for spring wheat CRC" should read as follows:
$3.60 base and harvest price for spring wheat CRC
In the graphic titled "Gross Revenue* for Durum and Spring Wheat—Ward County," the same error occurred. Instead of reading "$3.30 base price and $3.60 harvest price for spring wheat CRC," the line should read as follows:
$3.60 base and harvest price for spring wheat CRC
Correct versions of these graphics are available at http://ndsuext.nodak.edu/extnews/newsrelease/1999/021899/04ndsuag.htm. If you do not have access to the Internet, call NDSU Ag Communication at 701-231-6136 to request a copy by mail. We regret any inconvenience these errors may have caused.
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