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Don’t Risk Fire in Forage (8/21/06) An NDSU Extension dairy specialist offers advice on avoiding fires in forage. FULL STORY Beware of Nitrate Poisoning in Livestock (8/17/06) Cattle and sheep may be susceptible to nitrate poisoning during drought conditions. FULL STORY VIDEO
Drought-damaged Corn Can Be Used for Silage (8/17/06) Harvesting for silage rather than grain may be a better option for drought-stressed corn. FULL STORY Women-owned Firms in North Dakota on the Rise (8/17/06) The number of North Dakota women-owned firms grew 6.3 percent from 1997 to 2002. FULL STORY List Cow Wintering and Feeding on NDSU FeedList (8/17/06) Feedlot operators who are willing to winter cattle for farmers and ranchers from drought- stricken areas of the region now have a way to find each other. FULL STORY NDSU Extension Program Continues to Advance Youth Financial Knowledge (8/17/06) An overwhelming 92 percent of parents surveyed believe high school students should be required to take a class in practical money management. FULL STORY Sunflower Silage May Be an Option for Drought-stressed Sunflower Crop (8/17/06) Sunflower silage is lower in energy, but higher in crude protein than corn silage. FULL STORY Use Corn Stalks as Dairy Heifer Feed (8/17/06) An NDSU Extension dairy specialist says producers short of forage should consider feeding their dairy heifers corn stalks. FULL STORY Water Quality and Quantity Is a Concern During Drought (8/17/06) High temperatures and a lack of rainfall have caused many ponds and sloughs normally used for water sources to dry up or become undrinkable. FULL STORY Anhydrous Ammonia Can Boost Corn Silage Protein (8/17/06) An NDSU Extension dairy specialist says anhydrous ammonia can increase the protein in corn silage. FULL STORY Annual Forages for Fall Pasture – Dealing with Drought (8/17/06) Pasture has become short and grazing lands limited for late-summer and fall grazing in extremely dry areas of North Dakota. FULL STORY |
Prairie Fare: Take Precautions to Avoid Foodborne Illness on the Road (8/17/06) I woke up in the middle of the night thinking flames were going to shoot out of my stomach. FULL STORY BeefTalk: Beef Cows are What They Eat (8/17/06) Depending on economic or production situations, the quality of feed materials available for the beef cow can vary widely. FULL STORY Hortiscope (8/17/06) Ron Smith answers readers' questions about the world of plants and gardening. FULL STORY Geospatial Applications: Updating the Software on Hand-held GPS Units (8/17/06) Consider updating the software in your hand-held global positioning system (GPS) unit. FULL STORY Market Advisor: Decrease Seen in Latest Durum and Soybean Production Estimates (8/17/06) Production estimates were reduced from a month ago by 5 million bushels for durum and 82 million bushels for soybeans. FULL STORY |
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