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Comprehensive North Dakota Soil And Fertilizer Resource Now Available Online (opens the original)
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"The North Dakota Soil and Fertilizer Resource" includes information about North Dakota soils, soil fertility, production systems and agronomic challenges. Dave Franzen, former NDSU Extension soil specialist and professor, is sharing over 50 years of soil expertise in his new book. (NDSU photo) A former North Dakota State University Extension specialist and professor may have retired, but he hasn't stopped sharing his knowledge of soil with the state. Two years after his retirement from NDSU Ext
NDSU Extension Develops Tool To Aid Corn Silage Decisions (opens the original)
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Producers need to know how to determine the value of a standing corn crop. Some North Dakota producers may be harvesting corn for silage this year. (NDSU photo) The 2026 hot, dry weather in North Dakota is forcing some producers to decide whether to harvest their corn for grain or chop for silage. There may be possible feed shortages as a result of the drought. Ron Haugen, North Dakota State University Extension farm management specialist, says a main question he receives is how to determine the
Reduce Risk Of Combine Fires With Regular Preventative Maintenance (opens the original)
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Examine combine electric and hydraulic systems, and keep the machine free of dust and chaff when performing daily maintenance. Combine fires are a serious threat during a dry harvest season. (Photo by Jesse Orgaard) Small grain harvest is beginning in North Dakota, and with the current dry conditions, there is an increased risk of combine fires early in the season. Daryl Ritchison, state climatologist and director of the North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network (NDAWN), warns that dry condition
NDSU Extension Develops Tool To Aid Corn Silage Decisions (opens the original)
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Producers need to know how to determine the value of a standing corn crop. Some North Dakota producers may be harvesting corn for silage this year. (NDSU photo) The 2026 hot, dry weather in North Dakota is forcing some producers to decide whether to harvest their corn for grain or chop for silage. There may be possible feed shortages as a result of the drought. Ron Haugen, North Dakota State University Extension farm management specialist, says a main question he receives is how to determine the
Manage Cyanobacteria In Water Sources To Lower Risk Of Livestock Poisoning (opens the original)
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Cyanobacteria blooms are caused by excess nutrients, specifically nitrogen and phosphorus. Cyanobacteria blooms can be exacerbated by prolonged high temperatures and stagnant water. (NDSU photo) Drought conditions this summer have led to an increase in cyanobacterial blooms across the state. "In 2026 alone, the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality sampled 40 lakes to assess the occurrence of toxic cyanobacteria," says Tate Libunao, environmental scientist at the NDDEQ. While the NDDE
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