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NDSU Instructor Studies Eating Habits (3/24/05) An NDSU instructor’s study of students’ diet indicates that fish and fruit juice may cause weight gain. FULL STORY NDSU Institute of Barley and Malt Sciences Approved (3/24/05) An Institute of Barley and Malt Sciences at North Dakota State University has been approved. FULL STORY Brown-bag Seed Sales Illegal (3/24/05) The North Dakota State Seed Department reminds producers that brown-bag seed sales are illegal. FULL STORY Center Pivot is Agricultural Production Robot (3/24/05) The center pivot irrigation system plays a big role in North Dakota’s agricultural production. FULL STORY Time To Fire Up the Mowers! (3/24/05) For a high-quality cut, nothing beats a gas-powered lawn mower. FULL STORY
Communication, Collaboration Keys to Curbing Adolescent Violence (3/22/05) No universal solution exists for preventing the type of adolescent violence unleashed at the Red Lake (Minn.) High School. FULL STORY Easter Egg Prices Will Be Lower This Year (3/17/05) Egg prices for this Easter season will be substantially below last year’s levels. FULL STORY Bankruptcy Cases On The Rise Again (3/17/05) Nationally, nearly all states (46 of 50) reported increases in the number of bankruptcy cases filed from 2000 through 2004. FULL STORY NDSU Extension Service Range Plants Handbook Still is Available (3/17/05) A 270-page NDSU Extension handbook is available to help people identify North Dakota and Minnesota range plants. FULL STORY RLND Class Learns About Community Assets (3/17/05) RLND participants attend a session that teaches them the value of community assets. FULL STORY Cold March Weather Puts Winter Wheat at Risk (3/17/05) How well a winter wheat crop survives the winter depends on a number of factors, but weather conditions and snow cover in March often are the determining factors. FULL STORY |
BeefTalk: Individual tracking system not ready for prime time (3/24/05) The cattle industry is not ready for the implementation of the U.S. animal identification plan. FULL STORY Prairie Fare: Use Your Bean(s) When Planning Menus (3/24/05) Beans are versatile foods that are good sources of nutrients, fiber and minerals, and are economical to use. FULL STORY Hortiscope (3/24/05) Ron Smith answers readers' questions about the world of plants and gardening. FULL STORY Geospatial Applications: Variable Rate Fertilizer Application Maps (3/24/05) Producers now can use the global positioning system (GPS), coupled with other technologies, to refine their crop fertility practices. FULL STORY Market Advisor: Spring Wheat Pricing Opportunity (3/24/05) With normal growing conditions, spring wheat prices are likely to be a lot lower by harvest. FULL STORY |
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