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Dickinson Research Extension Center Field Day Is July 7 (6/10/04) The annual Dickinson Research Extension Center Field Day will be held Wednesday, July 7, 2004. FULL STORY New Features Added to North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network (6/10/04) The North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network (NDAWN) Web site now includes a new barley growing degree day and growth stage model. FULL STORY NDSU to Host First Annual Bison West (6/10/04) North Dakota State University Alumni Association will host “Bison West” June 26 -27 at the Logging Camp Ranch, Bowman, N.D. FULL STORY Potatoes Need Not Go to Waste, Specialist Says (6/10/04) NDSU beef cattle specialist encourages producers to consider using excess spuds in cattle feeding rations. FULL STORY
Drought Stress Doesn’t End in the Field (6/4/04) It is important to remember that drought stress doesn’t end in the field. FULL STORY Weathering Tough Times Made Easier by Reducing Personal Stress (6/4/04) Drought stress in some regions of North Dakota and across the country is raising concerns about personal or family stress. FULL STORY Manage Personal Stress to Make Better Farming and Ranching Decisions (6/4/04) Farmers and ranchers want to be careful about letting their personal stresses pile up so that their management practices and decision making become negatively affected. FULL STORY |
BeefTalk: How many cows are in heat? Are they ready for breeding? (6/10/04) That no improvement can be made to Mother Nature is an important point often lost in discussions. FULL STORY Prairie Fare: Be Well Equipped for Summer Recreational Activities (6/10/04) During the summer months, all the fun, recreational gear comes out of storage and many children and adults enjoy trampolines, in-line skating, skateboarding and biking. FULL STORY Hortiscope (6/10/04) Ron Smith answers readers' questions about the world of plants and gardening. FULL STORY Market Advisor: Cow-calf Drought Management Planning Is Important (5/20/04) Choices that need to be made during a drought are difficult because they all involve increased costs, decreased returns or both compared to a normal year. FULL STORY
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