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Poor Corn Crop Concerns Livestock Producers (11/19/04) Don’t feed moldy corn to livestock, an NDSU Extension Service beef specialist, plant pathologist and veterinarian advise. FULL STORY
Cattle Conception Rates – Diets Make a Difference (11/18/04) Cool temperatures are nothing like heat stress when it comes to affecting cow feed intake and milk production. FULL STORY
2003 Brings More, Concentrated Housing Construction to North Dakota (11/18/04) New housing units authorized for construction in North Dakota increased 14 percent during the past year. FULL STORY Soybean and Field Pea Meeting Scheduled for Dec. 14 in Carrington (11/18/04) The NDSU Extension Service has organized a soybean and field pea meeting for Tuesday, Dec. 14, at the NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center. FULL STORY Rancher’s Making Bottom-line Adjustments Scheduled for Dec. 14 and 15 (11/18/04) From cattle prices to conservation easements, this beef symposium covers it all. FULL STORY
Tax Program for Farmers Scheduled for Nov. 30 (11/12/04) A "Tax Management for Ag Producers" program will be offered to agricultural producers and tax preparers on Tuesday, Nov. 30. FULL STORY Earlage Offers Corn Producers an Option (11/11/04) Earlage, which is ensiled corn grain, cobs, and in some cases husks, is higher in energy than corn silage with similar protein content. FULL STORY Sunflower Drying Tips for November (11/11/04) Tips on drying sunflowers and at what cost. FULL STORY |
BeefTalk: Clean Out the Cull Bulls and Save Feed Inventory (11/18/04) One of the hidden side effects of nice weather is that cattle remain on limited nutrition while out on pasture. FULL STORY Prairie Fare: Turkey Time (11/18/04) Collectively, Americans eat about 690 million pounds of turkey on Thanksgiving Day. FULL STORY Hortiscope (11/18/04) Ron Smith answers readers' questions about the world of plants and gardening. FULL STORY Market Advisor: Livestock Meat Production and Prices on Wild Ride (11/18/04) Some livestock producers and meat consumers are wondering what happened to the opposite relationship between production and price that is taught in Economics 101 classes. FULL STORY
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Sugar Sensor Inventors Seek Financial Partners (11/18/04)
Two associate professors want to improve the sugar sensor they invented,
but they need some financial support. 