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North Central Research Extension Center Breaks Ground for Lab, Greenhouse (7/27/06) A new agronomy research lab and greenhouse at NDSU’s North Central Research Extension Center is scheduled to be completed in summer 2007. FULL STORY
North Dakota State University and Monsanto Announce Crop Research Collaboration (7/27/06) In this public-private partnership, scientists from both organizations will focus on cooperative research, technology development and educational activities. FULL STORY Manure Use on No-till Demonstration and Field Day Set for Aug. 2 (7/27/06) A field demonstration will compare the use of livestock manure at different rates on a field planted to corn. FULL STORY NDSU Publication Tracks N.D. Farm Financial Performance (7/27/06) Statewide financial performance in 2005 was down slightly for the second consecutive year. FULL STORY Food Safety Training Set for Oct. 3-5 in Fargo (7/27/06) The NDSU Extension Service is co-sponsoring a meat microbiology and food safety training course Oct. 3-5 in Fargo. FULL STORY |
Prairie Fare: Meet Your Water Needs (7/27/06) While there’s no minimum recommendation for human water consumption, it is perhaps our most essential nutrient. FULL STORY BeefTalk: The J Game – Vaccinate (7/27/06) Fall is the typical time for getting calves prepared to meet the rigors of weaning and shipping. FULL STORY Hortiscope (7/27/06) Ron Smith answers readers' questions about the world of plants and gardening. FULL STORY Market Advisor: Spring Wheat Production Likely Will Fall Below USDA Projection (7/13/06) Hot and dry conditions likely will further reduce crop size, especially for spring wheat, according to a USDA report. FULL STORY
Geospatial Applications: Learning About Variable-rate Fertilizer Application (3/23/06) It is likely an increasing number of farmers are varying the amount of fertilizer applied across fields this year. FULL STORY |
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NDSU’s
National Treasure Turns 125 Years Old (7/27/06)
North Dakota State University’s Research Plot No. 2 has been continuously
planted to wheat for 125 years. 